The 15th Sacramento Beer Week features Rancho Cordova's Barrel District, with events like Lager Fest, a music festival, and various new beer releases.

Placer County's Public Health department launches a fall prevention campaign for the elderly due to high fall-related deaths, offering educational initiatives and a workshop.

A Citrus Heights man pleaded guilty to mail fraud and firearms charges for his role in a COVID-19 unemployment fraud scheme costing California's EDD over $1 million.

The Sacramento Police identified Sheila Osborne, found dead in 1991, using advanced DNA testing and encourage public tips for the ongoing investigation.

The Sacramento Zoo introduced two clouded leopards, Serai and Rajasi, with a special celebration planned. They hope to continue breeding efforts for the species known for their unique tails and canines.

A motorcyclist in Northeast Modesto was arrested after a failed attempt to evade police, resulting in a crash and charges including felony evading and DUI. Aerial support from a helicopter was pivotal in the capture.

West Sacramento has begun transforming Westacre Park with a community-focused redesign, featuring new amenities like a skate park and splash pad, aiming to finish by mid-2026.

The forecast for Sacramento shows a mild week with above-average temperatures and dry conditions, followed by a cooling trend with possible showers towards the weekend.

Sacramento celebrates "Arts, Culture, & Creativity Month" with a new interactive Public Art GIS Mapping Tool for exploring local art and events including the CA Arts & Culture Summit and Arts Advocacy Day.

Folsom Police Department announces a DUI checkpoint for April 19, 2025, location undisclosed, aiming to reduce impaired driving and highlight the risks and costs of DUI convictions.

Sacramento is addressing homelessness by responding to 311 calls and placing individuals in shelters, with concerns about space availability and clean-up efforts.

Davis will host its César Chávez Celebration with cultural performances and speakers honoring the civil rights leader's legacy, available in-person and via livestream.

Sacramento officials urge responsible 4/20 cannabis celebration, reminding of laws prohibiting public use and setting purchase limits. Cannabis consumption lounges are planned, but not yet open.