A 51-year-old man was found fatally stabbed inside a home in the 1900 block of Ethan Way Saturday. Deputies say a suspected attacker fled before they arrived.

Nevada County has tapped Dr. Brian Evans as its next public health officer, pending a June 16 Board vote. Evans brings hospital leadership and emergency medicine experience.

Kru agreed to a $700,000 settlement after a former employee's PAGA suit alleged off-the-clock work, interrupted meal breaks and improper sick-pay calculations.

A joint Yuba County sheriff‑DEA sweep dismantled a cocaine network, seizing nearly 30 pounds of cocaine, about 1,000 marijuana plants and five firearms and arresting 12 people.

A city audit found wide swings in shelter costs and little evidence higher spending delivers more housing exits, and it urged better data and clearer success metrics.

An Oroville man was arrested after a small brush fire burned near a Kelly Ridge home during red‑flag conditions. Cal Fire says investigators found evidence the blaze was intentionally set.

Sacramento Police will outfit new patrol cars with a two‑tone Hi‑Lo alert to warn neighborhoods during immediate evacuation orders.

Thieves cut a secured fence and stripped rooftop HVAC units at the Sutter County Library's Yuba City branch, leaving critical damage and repair costs that may top $100,000. Police recovered cutting tools and are asking the public for tips.

Kindred Estate Vineyards aims for a November opening in Wilton, promising a tasting room plus farm tours and seasonal agritourism on a nearly 7‑acre property.

A car plowed into a Stockton storefront during an evening dance class, injuring two 9‑year‑olds. Authorities say most students were on the opposite side and investigators do not suspect drugs or alcohol.

Supervisors are reviewing a draft zoning and animal‑care update that would limit where roosters are allowed, set rooster counts by lot size and create a registration path for exceptions.

Oroville police say body‑worn camera footage shows officers acted appropriately during an encounter with two teens that appeared in a viral social‑media clip.

The Mechoopda tribe reclaimed roughly 450 acres near Big Chico Creek in Butte County, a state‑backed land return meant to restore stewardship and protect the watershed.