The Yuba County Sheriff's Office seized weapons, drugs, and cash from a residence in Olivehurst, arresting 25-year-old Kuldeep Singh on related charges.

Sacramento's latest data shows ongoing efforts to combat homelessness with 686 calls leading to 1,964 cases and the closure of 2,176 cases, along with 86 individuals linked to shelter services.

Sacramento's Burger Patch is closing down after Labor Day due to unsustainable operational costs despite a loved eight-year presence in the vegan dining scene.

Folsom city officials are addressing a $3 million shortfall by involving the community in budget discussions and seeking cost-saving measures. Public meetings are scheduled for September and October to discuss the city's financial strategy.

ICE officials denied Rep. Matsui and local leaders entry to a Sacramento detention facility to inspect conditions amid reports of inadequate detainee treatment.

The Yolo classic car and truck show, despite the heat, attracted over 900 visitors, featured over 100 classic vehicles, and supported local library programs.

Yolo County Library celebrates Library Card Sign-Up Month, offering free classes, internet, and job resources, along with a special Scavenger Hunt event and a new limited-edition library card design.

Sacramento's longtime housing chief La Shelle Dozier is retiring after 23 years just as the agency faces potential dissolution through state legislation.

Evacuation orders in Paradise due to a gas leak have been lifted, allowing residents to return home after emergency services and police addressed the situation.

Three individuals were arrested for a shooting in South Sacramento, where they allegedly shot a juvenile male, who is expected to recover. They face attempted murder charges, including 22-year-old Cergio Otterbravo.

A Bakersfield man pleaded guilty to aiming a laser at a sheriff's helicopter, an act that could result in a 5-year prison sentence and a $250,000 fine.

California's earthquake retrofit grant program opens second registration window for 2025, expanding eligibility to rental properties for first time in 12-year history.

The Stockton community is urged to help solve the unsolved murder of Tonya Wales, a mother of three, as her family seeks justice and closure. A $10,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.