The California Arts Council is hosting discussions on the Creative Economy Strategic Plan, inviting public input in Sacramento to shape state arts and culture.

A Sacramento-backed bill would automatically place any federally sold land in California under conservation zoning, aiming to block speculative development. Sponsors call it a state backstop.

A class-action complaint targets SAFE Credit Union after a December breach the credit union reported to California regulators.

A woman was found critically injured on Franklin Boulevard in South Sacramento after a suspected hit-and-run; CHP and Sacramento Fire Department are investigating.

A 33-year-old man was fatally shot in Stockton, the city's first homicide of the year. His identity has not been disclosed, no suspects are in custody, and the motive is unclear. Police seek public assistance with the case.

San Joaquin County DA Ron Freitas announced Monday he will seek the death penalty for Wesley Brownlee, accused in an 18‑month killing spree. Competency reviews and pretrial motions are now shaping the next phase of the case.

A man died Monday after his tractor rolled over and pinned him on private property in Orangevale. Authorities say CHP and Sacramento Metro Fire are investigating.

Cade Cunningham led the Detroit Pistons to a 139-116 victory over the Sacramento Kings, marking their fifth win in six games despite his wrist injury.

An illegal fireworks incident and reckless driving led to a police chase in Sacramento, resulting in two arrests and the discovery of marijuana in the pursued vehicle.

Stockton Police detailed a fatal vehicle-pedestrian accident claiming one life and leaving another in critical condition; the driver cooperated and showed no impairment.

NWS forecasts a typical winter week for Sacramento with patchy fog, partly sunny skies, and chances of rain, with temperatures ranging from the high 50s during the day to the mid-40s at night.

Three cows and a horse blocked an intersection in Rio Linda Sunday night before deputies corralled them and returned them to their property.

The City of Sacramento invites residents to share feedback on city life through an online survey until February 13 to help refine city policies and services.