Davis’ Human Relations Commission asked the City Council to draft an ordinance that would bar city resources from immigration enforcement and expand immigrant protections. The council will review recommendations and budget concerns.

San Joaquin County has rearrested a suspect in the 2019 disappearance of 16‑year‑old Victoria Marquina. The district attorney will brief the public at a 2:30 p.m. press conference.

A teenage boy was shot Saturday in the 20 block of Restoration Court in Sacramento and taken to a hospital. Police say the shooting is under investigation and no suspects have been identified.

A suspected hit-and-run driver was found injured near 49th Street and Perry Avenue as police probe both the crash and reported gunfire. Detectives say injuries came from a fence.

A statewide Prop 64 youth‑prevention program is at the center of a fight over roughly $370 million in cannabis‑tax grants. Officials call it prevention; critics call it political organizing.

Assemblymember Stephanie Nguyen introduced AB 2727 to exclude serious sexual offenders from California’s elderly‑parole program amid backlash over recent parole grants.

Teneral Cellars has opened a women‑owned tasting room in Midtown Sacramento, pairing flights and weekly events with a pledge to donate 10% of profits.

Yuba County deputies say license‑plate readers helped identify and arrest a homicide suspect within hours, and county policy places limits on access and retention.

A Woodland man was arrested after two children reported an alleged attempt to lure them to a remote property; deputies seized a handgun during a search of his home.

El Dorado County asked a Placerville judge to rule on whether a voter-backed initiative can cap the Board of Supervisors’ authority to set employee pay. The county filed suit after proponents filed the measure in mid‑February.

A Sacramento woman pleaded guilty to federal charges after prosecutors say she bilked roughly 156 investors out of more than $10 million through a fake litigation‑funding business.

An Attorney General–led search of a Rancho Cordova home turned up an inert rocket launcher and a pistol modified to fire like a machine gun; a man faces felony firearms and child‑cruelty charges.

County planners have opened code and corridor-plan updates — including a North Watt Avenue Specific Plan — to make multifamily housing easier to build along major Sacramento corridors. Officials say the changes aim to speed by‑right projects and support transit-oriented growth.