Natomas Unified says it has shifted campus security to district‑hired safety officers as Sacramento Police pulled its school resource officers amid staffing shortages.

Stockton Police arrested Parmjeet Singh for a fatal stabbing on November 25, revealing the news on social media. The 35-year-old is charged with homicide after a lengthy investigation.

A tangled payroll system and decades‑old software have left California reclaiming millions from state employees. Reforms and a costly overhaul are aimed at stopping the next wave of errors.

West Sacramento Mayor Martha Guerrero announced Thursday she will run for Congress as a Democrat, shifting her focus from City Hall to the 2026 federal race.

Lawmakers in Sacramento unveiled SB 876 and related bills to speed insurance payouts, force transparency and expand replacement coverage for wildfire survivors.

The Dallas Mavericks narrowly defeated the Sacramento Kings 100-98, ending their seven-game road losing streak, with Brandon Williams hitting a crucial 3-pointer.

Environmental groups have filed lawsuits against Sacramento's City Council for allegedly approving a project's EIR without a thorough analysis. The controversial project aims to develop over 450 acres of farmland.

The Trax Off The Rails opened in Lincoln's Brand Feeds block with 28 taps, wine and a full gastropub menu, expanding the Roseville taproom's concept. Locals can expect rotating drafts and bar‑friendly plates.

Firefighters quickly controlled a vehicle fire in Placerville, CA; a bystander prevented further damage by moving the car from a building. No injuries reported; cause is under investigation.

Rancho Cordova approved bond support that could fund a 236-unit income-restricted apartment complex near Sunrise and Chrysanthy.

Congressman Doug LaMalfa from Northern California has died at 65, leaving a legacy as an advocate for agriculture and rural communities. His death impacts the balance of the GOP majority in the House.

Flooding in Sacramento County led to road closures and a driver's rescue. Rescuers used boats to reach the driver trapped on a submerged road. Roads are closed until further notice; residents should call 311 for flooded roads.

Maraskeshia Smith takes over Sacramento's city manager post on Monday, becoming the first Black woman in the role. She arrives from Santa Rosa with a $399,000 contract.