Yolo County received a $277,619 EEI Grant from SACOG to support youth and families in underserved communities, partnering with RISE, Inc. and the Health Education Council for various educational and health initiatives.

A Tracy man is charged with a hate crime for allegedly shooting at Hispanic gardeners with a BB gun; he also faces charges of assault and resisting an officer.

Toad Hollow Dog Park in Davis is closed due to flooding from rainy weather, with the city planning to re-evaluate the park's condition on November 22, 2024.

Filemon Olmos of Ceres was convicted on multiple sexual assault charges against a child and faces up to life in prison. The abuse occurred over several years, with the victim recently coming forward.

Two individuals were fatally shot in North Sacramento, with the incident reported around 6 p.m. on Northgate Boulevard. The victims were found at a Taco Bell and the police investigation is ongoing.

Sacramento seeks public input by December 2nd on a proposed Parking Strategy aiming to support housing and meet climate goals by revising parking policies and enhancing transit and bike-friendly infrastructure.

The Sacramento region is facing a powerful storm with rain, snow, and wind, prompting multiple warnings from the NWS, including Winter Storm and Flood Watches, affecting travel and potentially causing significant disruptions.

West Sacramento approves renaming of streets containing a derogatory term for Native American women, with new names set to take effect in January 2025.

Rancho Cordova showcased its commitment to community collaboration with an interactive session at a conference, using musical chimes to emphasize partnership.

Two men received 13 and 10-year prison sentences for a violent robbery and extortion at an Elk Grove residence, with one brandishing a firearm and both demanding money transfers via the victim's phone.

Eric Feldmann from Fresno was sentenced to eight years for possessing a live grenade, illegal ammo, and meth. The items were seized following a collaborative law enforcement effort.

Cal Expo hosted Sacramento's first major electronic gaming tournament, featuring collegiate esports competitions with games like Rocket League and Valorant.

A 72-year-old inmate died at Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center after a medical emergency. Despite life-saving efforts, he was pronounced dead. An investigation is underway; his identity remains undisclosed.