Sacramento Police arrested a suspect and seized an illegal ghost gun, drugs, and body armor from a hotel, highlighting the issue of untraceable firearms.

A student at Valley High School was arrested for making hoax threats about a school shooting after creating a fake chat and "conversing" with themselves. Initial leads were unfounded, and the student ultimately confessed, leading to her arrest.

A Mexican national was sentenced to over eight years in prison for distributing methamphetamine, with multi-agency cooperation playing a key role in his conviction.

California Highway Patrol arrested a suspect who discarded an AR-15 during a late-night chase in Stockton, also recovering a loaded pistol with high-capacity magazines.

Stockton authorities are asking for help to identify suspects from a January 18 robbery, where they forced past staff and took items without paying. Images were released for public identification assistance.

The Germantown Education Commission honored educators and a student for their contributions in education and community service, including "Teacher of the Month" awards and a Youth Excellence Award.

The article discusses Sacramento's yard waste management after leaf season, detailing organic waste pickup and free junk pickup appointments for residents.

A high-speed motorcycle chase in Citrus Heights ended with an arrest after police used a K9 and drone technology to capture the speeding suspect who attempted to flee on foot.

Jesse James Brooks was found guilty by a Modesto jury of attempted homicide and other charges for shooting a police investigator, which led to the loss of the officer's leg.

Sacramento invests $3.3 million in the Monarch Project to create 241 affordable housing units at a repurposed warehouse for low-income residents, and 20 units for those at risk of homelessness.

Sacramento County Sheriff Jim Cooper announced deputies will no longer be first responders to non-criminal mental health calls, following a Ninth Circuit Court ruling on police use of force in such situations.

The Rocklin Police Department is using social media to seek information on the unresolved 2021 hit-and-run death of Trevor Swahn, offering a $30,000 reward.

El Dorado County DOT provided updates on ongoing and future construction projects in Diamond Springs, emphasizing improvements in traffic safety and active transportation.