Modesto launches the Safe Streets for All program to enhance road safety, reduce injuries and fatalities, incorporating community input and a Safety Education Campaign Pilot.

Sacramento faces a "Minor HeatRisk" and breezy northerly winds, with temperatures above the seasonal norm expected through the weekend into early next week.

Joseph Rendon of Turlock was convicted of murder and felony child abuse, leading to the death of his 2-month-old daughter in April 2022. He admitted to causing her fatal injuries. Sentencing is set for July 14, 2025.

A 45-year-old motorcyclist died after being thrown off a Sacramento freeway during a collision with a car, as per CHP South Sacramento division reports. The accident investigation is ongoing.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a Wilton pool and was pronounced dead after emergency care; the community is shaken, and authorities state it was an accident.

The Roseville Police Department is launching a Junior Police Academy for kids aged 11-14 to learn about law enforcement, minus the paperwork and real-world responsibilities.

Sacramento's homelessness response included addressing 767 calls, resolving 1,155 incidents, enrolling 35 into support systems, and 27 housing placements, but demand exceeds supply.

A homicide warrant is issued for Camron Lee, suspected in the death of his ex-girlfriend, Angelica Bravo, in Sacramento. Their children are missing; their search extends to Southern California and possibly Mexico.

Warm weather with minor heat risk predicted in Sacramento, with chances of light showers and strong winds later in the week; VFR flying conditions expected.

A 73-year-old at-risk man, Billy Adams, was safely located in Modesto after the police's urgent search shared via social media and community assistance.

West Sacramento introduces a paid summer internship program for college students to experience local government work and potentially spark interest in public service careers.

Federico Arce Espino was sentenced to 60 years for 11 counts of child sexual assault, with a potential early release after 20 years due to California law.

A Yuba City man faces charges for receiving child sexual abuse material; a prior sex offense conviction could lead to a 40-year sentence and $250k fine if guilty.