NFL star Arik Armstead visited Fortune School to promote literacy, sharing his personal reading struggles and launching a comic book about finding confidence through education.

Sacramento officials seek proposals to revitalize the Hale Building, aiming to enhance downtown’s social and economic vibrancy while maintaining cultural value.

Sacramento initiates an artistic crosswalk project to enhance pedestrian safety and community engagement in South Natomas, emphasizing creative designs by artists near local schools.

A vehicle rollover near Elder Creek and Florin Perkins Road left a driver critically injured Wednesday night, adding to a concerning pattern of serious crashes in Sacramento.

Folsom is undertaking water infrastructure improvements, causing traffic disruptions along East Bidwell Street. The project, moving in phases, promises upgraded services by late August. Residents can access updates online or contact the project team.

Sergiy Fedchyk, 27, was arraigned on attempted rape and sexual battery charges after an incident in a park. His arraignment is rescheduled for August 12.

A Tracy woman received a five-year sentence for illegal cross-state firearm trafficking from Nevada to California, as revealed by Acting U.S. Attorney Kimberly A. Sanchez on August 1st.

Joseph Allen Davis was charged with firearm possession after a shooting in Davis, leading to three injuries. He faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted.

The Nevada County Sheriff's Office hosted a "Retiree Shoot" for 29 ex-officers, as required by LEOSA (HR-218) for concealed carry permits, which was detailed on their Facebook page.

Sacramento is expecting a week of classic summer weather with sunny skies and rising temperatures, reaching highs of around 90 degrees and nighttime lows of 58 degrees.

The Rocklin Police Department reports an increase in wheel and tire thefts, particularly targeting newer Toyotas and Hondas. They advise using wheel locks and parking in secure areas to deter theft.

Placer County's WIC program now allows cardholders to purchase fresh produce at farmers' markets, increasing access to healthy options and supporting local agriculture.

Sacramento's Water Conservation Program offers free house calls to help residents reduce water use, with specialists assisting in efficiency and giving out water-saving tools.