Fresno man Garrett Wheelen receives a 12-year prison sentence for trying to smuggle meth into a federal prison.

Rancho Cordova Police invites locals to participate in the RCPD Citizens Academy, an 11-week course starting August 13, aiming to educate and build trust between law enforcement and the community.

Sacramento Police released video/audio materials of a May 13 officer-involved shooting where a man with a fake gun was shot but survived. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.

The article describes a weather forecast for Sacramento, mentioning a week of sunny days with highs in the low 90s and clear nights with temperatures in the 50s to low 60s.

The public piano initiative, In the Key of Davis, is back, allowing people to play pianos at various locations in Davis, including Central Park and the Davis Food Co-Op, from June 5 until fall.

Law enforcement in Northern California has seized significant amounts of fentanyl after a nine-month operation, potentially preventing over 26 million deaths and reducing regional fatalities linked to the drug.

Ceres Police discovered a deceased man in a canal after receiving reports from citizens. The cause of death is unknown, and the investigation is ongoing.

Connecticut man Andrew Adler was sentenced to over three years for his role in a fraud scheme involving loans to Bitwise Industries, with over $10 million in restitution and forfeiture.

The article describes the weather forecast for Sacramento, detailing clear skies and rising temperatures over several days, with highs in the low 90s and clear nights around 59 degrees.

Rancho Cordova iFest returned with cultural festivities, including Rancho Cordova PD's engagement to build community trust.

Two individuals were arrested in Rocklin for mail theft, possessing a USPS master key, and other illegal items after being caught breaking into mailboxes.

Placer County's Heritage Trail Museums Tour offers free admission to 29 sites from June 7 to September 6, with live events and a prize draw for visitors collecting stamps on a 'Get Up and Go' card.

Tahoe City's Fanny Bridge Replacement Project begins in June with night work and a full closure from Aug. 11 to Nov. 3, providing minimal impact on local businesses and traffic.