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Sen. Sabrina Cervantes filed a civil-rights suit against the city of Sacramento, alleging officers fabricated evidence after a May crash that led to a DUI citation prosecutors later dropped.
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Sunny weekend pushes highs into the 80s; a cooler, unsettled change may bring showers mid‑week.
Food & Drinks in ...
A tiny East Sacramento pasty counter will close April 24, 2026. Owners said they can no longer sustain the business.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A masked man allegedly jumped from behind a utility box and attacked a girl riding her bike near a Natomas home. Sacramento police are investigating the report.
Sunny and warmer through the weekend with gusty north winds Friday. Expect highs in the low‑80s and blustery afternoons Friday, April 3, 2026.
Stockton’s council approved a $3.15M Flock Safety expansion to add drones and extend the contract through 2031, despite residents’ privacy concerns. City leaders say the tools aid investigations.
A head-on crash on Marysville Road south of Bald Mountain Road killed one driver and injured another Thursday; CHP says alcohol may have been a factor.
Cool, clear Thursday morning gives way to sun and a high near 64°F. Sierra slopes remain under a Winter Weather Advisory through 8 AM.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
San Joaquin County is pursuing federal grants and has set aside $26.2M in local money to modernize Stockton Metropolitan Airport and replace its aging control tower.
A NET‑5 search warrant on Miles Avenue led to two arrests and the seizure of cash, oxycodone pills and roughly 60 grams of cocaine, police say.
Fairfield police arrested 24-year-old Jamere Burtram Franklin in Sacramento and charged him in the Dec. 24 killing of Darius Leaks. The arrest follows months of investigation.
Federal officials say DEA audits found hundreds of recordkeeping and diversion‑control failures at two Sutter Health sites. The system agreed to a $3.2M settlement and new oversight.
Sacramento's proposed budget would sweep unspent Office of Violence Prevention project dollars into the general fund, prompting advocates to warn that community programs could be hit as the city faces a major shortfall.
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