The Folsom City Manager announced a proposed budget with a $3.5 million gap, prompting public discussions on managing the shortfall ahead of the fiscal year 2025-26.

The Sacramento City Council approved the next phase of The Railyards development, including a soccer stadium for Sacramento Republic FC, with an investment of $325 million in private funds, expected to create 24,000 jobs.

The Justice Department secured a $1 million settlement in a sexual harassment lawsuit against landlord Joel Lynn Nolen for violating the Fair Housing Act.

During a traffic stop for an equipment violation, Marysville Police arrested a passenger for possession and intent to distribute meth, also finding paraphernalia and cash.

A former caretaker was convicted of sexually abusing elderly residents at Rancho Seco Care Center and received a nine-year prison sentence, with a lifetime Tier 3 sex offender registry.

Sacramento reduces pool entry fees to $1 on June 14-15, with swim programs and facilities, including a new splash pad, available for summer recreation.

Placer County commits $3.7 million to clean up the old Lincoln Gun Range, addressing environmental issues like lead contamination. The cleanup aims for residential safety standards and is set to start in late summer.

Osman Mukhammadiyev was convicted in Stanislaus County for the rape and false imprisonment of a hotel clerk, a crime committed in 2022 by luring her into his room under pretense.

Placer County's First-Time Homebuyer Assistance Program, offering up to $100,000 in down payment help, has more applicants than funding and has shifted to an interest list phase.

Citrus Heights PD arrested two fugitives connected to a Crescent City shooting, with no injuries reported during the non-violent capture. The successful operation highlighted inter-departmental collaboration.

Two individuals were shot on Broadway in Sacramento; one died and the other is recovering. The shooter is at large, and the police are investigating and seeking information.

A West Sacramento resident's measles diagnosis marks the 13th case in California this year, and public health officials are investigating potential sources, including air travel.

A California nurse named Jessa Zayas has been indicted for Medicare fraud and identity theft, accused of falsifying hospice care claims totaling millions.