The Elk Grove Police and Cosumnes Fire Department run an annual Toy Project to collect and deliver toys to underprivileged families during the holidays.

Prosecutors say a Kirkland mother failed to seek emergency care for her 10‑year‑old with Type 1 diabetes during a summer road trip; the child later died at a Tacoma hospital. The mother faces first‑degree manslaughter charges.

Modesto man, Francis Steele, has been convicted of sexually assaulting a child under 10 and producing child pornography, facing multiple life sentences.

Police say an armed person may be barricaded inside an apartment on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in South Sacramento. Officers have the scene surrounded while SWAT coordinates assistance.

Citlali Lerma has been found safe, while her alleged abductor Jesse Carranza remains at large. Authorities continue to investigate and seek public assistance.

After a botched rollout and reports of lost calls, Cal OES is redesigning California's Next Gen 911 and restarting procurement under a statewide model.

Sacramento experiences sunny skies with highs around 60 degrees today, with light winds and increasing clouds tonight, and a consistent weather pattern through the Thanksgiving week.

Santa Clarita called a proposed eight‑story courthouse near McBean Parkway "unsuitable," saying it would worsen traffic and clash with nearby development.

Nevada County funds Rough and Ready Fire Station 59 with $1.5 million to ensure it remains operational during consolidation efforts with Penn Valley Fire District.

The Rocklin Police Department has initiated their "Giving Tree" campaign to help underprivileged children, encouraging the public to select an ornament representing a child's wish and return with an unwrapped gift by December 8.

Sacramento's Thanksgiving week forecast predicts sunny days with highs around 60 degrees and calm winds, ensuring comfortable weather for holiday activities.

West Sacramento moved to start eminent domain proceedings to secure land for the I Street Bridge replacement as officials push to keep construction on schedule.

Two PIs face charges for allegedly tampering with a witness in a case against a former police sergeant. They offered the witness money and relocation to prevent testimony.