A Sacramento officer was bitten during a pursuit that ended in a foot chase; police say a K‑9 assisted in taking a 20‑year‑old into custody and he was booked on multiple charges.

A complaint filed with the FPPC alleges Flojaune Cofer underreported income on her Form 700. The agency has opened an investigation ahead of the June 2 primary.

Sunny and mild this Wednesday; mid‑90s possible next week and gusts to 45 mph could raise fire concerns this weekend.

A Sacramento County inspection found unsafe food temperatures and storage lapses at Saigon Alley in Natomas, earning the restaurant a yellow placard and orders for cleanup.

Associate and bachelor’s programs at CCCs, CSUs and UCs will be treated as employability programs, making CalFresh easier to qualify for starting June 1, 2026.

A man was killed after an ATV collided with a fence on North Old Antelope Road at the Sacramento–Placer county line. CHP troopers are investigating the crash.

A new Turkish restaurant, Bosphorus Turkish Cuisine, is coming to Rocklin and is teasing classic Istanbul meze, kebabs and housemade desserts ahead of a yet‑to‑be‑announced opening.

The Sacramento DA’s office says an elder parole hearing is set for May 8 for an inmate serving 50‑to‑life, a flashpoint as lawmakers and victims push for changes.

Donuts & Coffey opened its third shop at West Roseville Marketplace, bringing kronuts, mochi doughnuts, coffee and bubble tea to Pleasant Grove Boulevard.

Gabriel Cabrera was ordered to serve eight years after a parole search uncovered fentanyl and a firearm; prosecutors say cellphone video and sales messages tied him to the contraband.

CAL FIRE announced $70 million in grants aimed at fuels reduction, prevention education and planning across California. The funding targets public outreach and on‑the‑ground hazard reduction.

New data show California’s per‑student K‑12 funding rose to $19,894 in 2022–23 and the state climbed from the national bottom to roughly 13th — but much of the gain came from one‑time COVID dollars.

After eight years at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds, Hall of Flowers is shifting its NorCal trade show to Sacramento for Nov. 4–5, 2026. Organizers say better access for buyers and brands motivated the move.