The Sacramento City Council approved $1.5 million in funding for a local homeless support center, the North 5th Street Navigation Center, extending operations for five months.

Jamar Johnson was sentenced to 10 years for illegal ammo possession in Fresno following a history of firearms offenses and a previous supervised release violation.

An officer's vehicle was shot at in Sacramento County; the officer was unharmed. Two individuals have been detained, and the projectile type is unclear.

NWS Sacramento reports stable weather in NorCal with seasonable temperatures and light winds today, but predicts a weather shift with cooler temperatures and possible light rain midweek. Fire weather conditions may elevate by the weekend.

Nevada County SAR volunteer Alan Fowler lost his home and pets to a fire during a team meeting. In Sacramento, an apartment fire injured two and killed pets.

Stockton police arrested four men for weapons charges during a routine check in the Valley Oak District. The incident involved a scuffle with one suspect resisting arrest.

A fire destroyed a historic building in Sutter Creek, CA, but an occupant escaped unharmed and there were no injuries reported. The community hopes to restore the site, an eventful local landmark since 1898.

A California Highway Patrol officer, Matthew Hang, rescued an injured owl from a road in south Sacramento County and handed it over to animal control.

Christopher Ryan Brown was convicted of attempting to possess child pornography by a Yuba County jury, following an investigation after he solicited nudes from a 10-year-old on Instagram.

A Sacramento father was arrested after his infant died, with homicide-related charges pending and investigation ongoing into the circumstances of the death.

Three individuals from Northern California are indicted for a series of East Bay bank robberies involving violence threats, with one defendant also charged with perjury.

A former school worker was sentenced for an explosives conspiracy and lying to the FBI, after selling explosives over Instagram with a minor to interstate recipients.

The Justice Department obtained an injunction against Rizo Lopez Foods Inc. for food safety violations linked to a listeria outbreak causing hospitalizations and two deaths.