A man was seriously injured when his pickup truck overturned on a Fairfield freeway intersection; authorities are investigating the crash, but DUI is not suspected.

Jim Provenza was recognized by Yolo County Board of Supervisors for over 40 years of public service, including authoring California's hate crime law and advocating for vulnerable groups.

A Roseville felon, Arnes Krajinic, received a 70-month prison sentence for illegal ammunition possession after a conviction, with the case highlighting efforts from Project Safe Neighborhoods.

The Stockton Police Department reported a non-fatal shooting in Valley Oak District where a 33-year-old man was shot multiple times by two unknown suspects who fled the scene.

A UC Davis study reports squirrels in Northern California preying on voles, indicating a shift to carnivorous behavior, which challenges their image as mere nut gatherers.

A woman from Kern County was sentenced to five years for a credit card fraud scheme causing $825,000 in losses, using stolen patient IDs from her healthcare job.

Sacramento anticipates mixed weather with incoming fog, cool temperatures, and potential rain and snow starting the weekend, affecting holiday travel.

Police responded to a shooting on Scarlet Ash Avenue in Sacramento, leading to a woman's death and the arrest of Tevin Lewis on homicide charges. Witnesses are urged to come forward.

Wyatt King III was sentenced to over 102 years in prison for burglary and crimes against an elderly couple in Roseville, CA, with his record of violent felonies influencing the severity of the sentence.

A big rig jackknifed on I-80 near Big Bend offramp, blocking eastbound lanes and disrupting the morning commute in Placer County. Traffic delays followed; no word on injuries.

A speeding car crash in Turlock, California, resulted in four fatalities and two critical injuries, including the death of a local Teacher of the Year.

The X Games are confirmed to take place in Sacramento from 2025 to 2027, starting with its 30th anniversary, potentially boosting the local economy and tourism.

Manteca Police Department announces a DUI checkpoint on December 20th, from 7:30 p.m. to 2:30 a.m., to improve road safety by deterring impaired driving.