Placer County Sheriff's teams raise $5,000 to support a deputy's child battling cancer, offering financial aid and a symbolic plate carrier as a gesture of protection and solidarity.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run in Sacramento on Saturday; the suspect fled, sparking an active police investigation.

Sacramento announces a Free Dump Day on May 3 from 8 to 11 a.m. for residents to dispose of large items and hazardous waste. Proof of residency required.

Marysville Police arrested an individual for weapons charges after finding a "Ghost Gun" during a traffic stop. The unserialized 9mm firearm posed a tracking challenge for authorities.

Kyron Jamar Mason was arrested for fatally stabbing a woman in Citrus Heights; she later died at the hospital. Mason has a history of domestic violence.

Placer County Supervisor Cindy Gustafson has been appointed to the State Board of Fire Services by the governor to address fire protection and prevention in California.

North Sacramento businesses receive $1.7 million from the city to stimulate growth in District 2, with grants and loans given to 14 businesses and property owners.

The Sacramento Annual Outstanding Citizen Awards Ceremony will honor individuals and an organization for their contributions to public safety and justice.

Anthony Rodriguez of Modesto was convicted of felony stalking and threatening crimes based on victims' Hispanic ethnicity, as announced by the DA's office.

Groundbreaking for the Placer Commerce Center in Placer County marks the start of construction for a business park expected to significantly boost the local economy.

Robert Goodman received a 45-year to life sentence for sexual crimes against a minor, after pleading guilty. His daughter testified about her abuse, and Goodman must register as a sex offender if paroled.

Bakersfield man pleads guilty to drug distribution, facing 10 years to life in prison and up to $10 million fine, after authorities find drugs and a stolen firearm at his residence.

The groundbreaking of Walnut Park Library in South Davis was celebrated by local leaders and community members, signaling a new phase for the $22.8 million project that promises modern facilities and sustainability.