Sacramento is hosting volunteer clean-up events on April 5, encouraging community participation in litter collection and beautification efforts citywide.

A school bus was rear-ended by a Ford Ranger in California, leaving three students and the Ranger's driver injured. CHP Stockton underscored the importance of stopping for buses.

The Bay Area is set for clear skies with a brief wet spell and warmer temperatures ahead, including some rain and snow showers, gusty winds, and a warming trend leading to a dry weekend with temperatures reaching the low 80s.

The Rancho Cordova Police Department and PAL, with the California Capital Arts Foundation, have reopened their Youth Film Program for teens aged 14-18 interested in filmmaking.

El Dorado County Fire Marshal Lucas Shepard passed away unexpectedly while on vacation. The community mourns his loss, and memorial details are pending.

Sacramento is set for a brief weather calm before light rain midweek followed by drier conditions toward the weekend, with minimal snow in the Sierra and colder mornings, per the National Weather Service.

California Highway Patrol issued 30 citations and impounded vehicles after intervening in a group of motorcyclists performing stunts on I-5 and I-805.

A plain-clothes detective caught a napping suspect near a stolen car leading to a failed escape and arrest on multiple charges, Roseville Police reported.

A late-winter storm is forecasted to bring strong winds, heavy precipitation, and substantial mountain snow to the Sacramento area through Monday, with severe travel impacts expected.

A Sacramento man pleaded guilty to two armed postal robberies using a fake gun, with a maximum possible penalty of 25 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

A federal grand jury indicted three men for operating a major methamphetamine distribution network in California, with close to 1,400 pounds of meth seized.

Grass Valley police thwarted a bank robbery, arrested suspect Josh Morris for this and a second robbery after gathering evidence and witness accounts. No injuries were reported. The investigation is ongoing.

Cedar Sky Montgomery pleaded guilty to making interstate threats of violence, facing up to five years in prison and fines up to $250,000 per count. Sentencing is on June 9, 2025.