Have you wondered what the new skyscraper being built in downtown Sacramento is? It's Sacramento County's newest courthouse. Read more about the newest addition to the city's skyline >> https://on.kcra.com/CourthouseConstruction | KCRA 3

On March 22, 1870, the Turton & Knox Company won the bid to lift the Sacramento County Courthouse, at 7th and I Streets, at a cost of $16,900. The courthouse served as the State Capitol building from 1855 until 1869 when the formal State Capitol building was finished at L and 10th Streets. It took 400 jackscrews to lift the courthouse building 15 feet to the new street level. The raising of buildings and the street level was one of the major efforts Sacramento accomplished to help prevent furthe

Berkeley animal activist Zoe Rosenberg, 23, spoke outside Sonoma County Superior Court after being found guilty of conspiracy and misdemeanor charges tied to a 2023 incursion at Petaluma Poultry. Find the story in the comments. (Video by Madison Smalstig / The Press Democrat) | Press Democrat