Two men were convicted by the Stanislaus DA for stealing over $1,500 worth of goods from an Ulta store; one faces four years for theft and firearm possession.

The Sacramento City Unified School District faces a $43 million deficit, leading to spending freezes and a review of unauthorized contracts, mainly in the special education department.

Former U.S. Army civilian employee Thelmo Meneses Santos Jr. has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing two minors in Japan over an eight-year period. He faces up to 15 years in prison.

The NWS predicts a 20% chance of showers in Sacramento today, with mostly sunny skies and a high of 88 degrees. Mild conditions expected to continue over the weekend.

An e-bike rider, a minor, was injured after colliding with a car in Folsom and taken for medical evaluation; wrong-way riding may have contributed to the accident. Police stress traffic rule adherence for e-bike and scooter riders.

The Rancho Cordova City Council has approved the Cordova City Center, featuring a 7,500-seat sports arena, hotels, retail space, residential units, and projected to create 37,000 jobs.

Podiatrist Felipe Ruiz and sales rep Jose Aguirre pleaded guilty to defrauding healthcare systems by submitting false claims for skin graft procedures in Fresno County.

Learn about Bald Eagles at Lake Natoma from Kathy Kayner at the “Get Outdoors” event on Sept. 23 in Folsom, with details on their life cycle and survival. Registration required, $7 fee.

Calaveras County Sheriff's Office is renewing efforts to solve the 2018 homicide of Jack Watts, a vice president of Odin’s Disciples motorcycle club, asking the public for information.

The Folsom Police arrested Jacob Gelegan for brandishing a handgun and carrying a loaded, unregistered firearm after an incident with juveniles.

The Yuba County Sheriff's Department uncovered a 3D-printed firearm operation in Marysville, CA, resulting in three arrests for firearm-related offenses.

The Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Office is hosting a Faith-Based Security Workshop to train religious leaders and volunteers in threat response and emergency preparedness.

Modesto Police are conducting a DUI checkpoint tonight to enhance road safety by screening for intoxicated drivers. The operation will run from 8 p.m. to 3 a.m. with an undisclosed location.