MEDnRX opens its first telepharmacy kiosk in Rancho Cordova to provide accessible virtual healthcare and on-site pharmacy services, addressing pharmacy deserts.

Brown Bear Studios in Kings Beach opens as supportive housing for the homeless on the site of the former 7 Pines Motel, with its 14 units now fully occupied.

The Stanislaus County DA has charged Modesto resident Anthony Ruben Rodriguez with hate crimes, with the judge issuing criminal protective orders against him.

The Rancho Cordova PAL is hosting a Holiday Run on December 14th to benefit youth programs, offering a family walk and 5k/10k runs for community fitness and police engagement.

Dense fog in the northern San Joaquin Valley and Sacramento area leads to a National Weather Service advisory; conditions to improve before a weekend weather change with potential for gusty conditions and precipitation.

Jim-Denny's diner in Sacramento experienced its fifth burglary of the year, leading to the arrest of suspect Mark Troyer, who caused damage to the property.

The City of Sacramento released a report on its homelessness response, detailing 459 calls received, 2,231 cases closed, and 140,370 pounds of trash removed in one week.

Davis authorities reassured residents of their commitment to unbiased law enforcement and the protection of immigrants' rights, emphasizing adherence to SB 54 and the city's Sanctuary status.

Sacramento officials have launched the Stockton Gateway project, introducing 196 mixed-income housing units near UC Davis Aggie Square, aiming for completion in 2026.

The Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office arrested Anthony Rodriguez, 39, on charges of making criminal threats and stalking, related to his distribution of racial hate speech in Modesto.

Parents of 8-month-old Jannah Abughazaleh were arrested for her murder after failing to seek medical care for her severe burns.

Former correctional officer Stephen Joseph Crittenden was sentenced to over two years in prison for accepting bribes to smuggle contraband into a California prison.

The Rio Vista Bridge closure was canceled, sparing the community from a 55-hour shutdown meant for repairs on the old structure. Local businesses, often affected by past closures, welcomed the news.