A Bakersfield man faces federal charges for illegal explosives and ammunition possession plus meth manufacturing, with a past felony adding to his potential prison time.

Tahje Michael received 25 years to life for killing beloved Inderkum High School coach Greg "Najee" Grimes in downtown Sacramento. The sentence closes a case that featured on "America's Most Wanted" before Michael's arrest in North Carolina.

A white Ford coupe was chased by West Sacramento Police after doing doughnuts on the road and ended safely with the impaired driver and passenger detained.

Stockton Police Department announces a DUI checkpoint on August 15, 2025, to reduce impaired driving, with brief delays expected for license and sobriety checks.

A deadly single-vehicle crash on Mt. Rose Highway Thursday night killed an adult male driver and adds to a concerning pattern of fatal accidents along this scenic Nevada corridor.

The iconic Sacramento Bee headquarters will be demolished to make way for 121 new homes in Midtown. The scaled-back project marks a dramatic shift from newspaper history to residential future.

The Yuba County Sheriff's Department seized illegal firearms, including a un-serialized AR15, from a juvenile gang member in Marysville, ensuring community safety.

A pedestrian was killed by a vehicle in Sacramento; the driver, showing intoxication signs, was arrested. Police investigate the incident and seek public help for information.

The Claypit Fire near Sloughhouse reached 90% containment after burning 128 acres along the Sacramento-Amador county border. Quick response prevented structure threats and injuries.

Sacramento partners with WEAVE to offer "Safe Night Out" training on August 7 for hospitality workers, focusing on recognizing and addressing sexual and domestic violence.

West Sacramento invites residents to help shape its Facilities, Vehicles, and Equipment Master Plan via an online survey and future community engagements.

Stockton Police seek information on the fatal shooting of Donnell Veasey on August 4, 2015. A $10,000 reward is offered for tips leading to an arrest.

Elevated E. coli levels at Lake Tahoe's South Shore prompt a public warning to avoid the water near Camp Richardson Resort. Authorities address sewer system leaks and conduct frequent water quality tests.