The Modesto Police Department resumes its Organized Retail Theft Operations for a third season, aiming to curb retail crime with the support of local retailers and the district attorney's office.

Sutter Health opened a $76M Arden Care Center across from Cal Expo, adding urgent care, imaging and more than 50 clinicians to the Arden‑Arcade neighborhood.

Folsom seeks nominees for its Arts & Culture Achievement Awards to celebrate local artistic contributions. Nominations are submitted online, with a deadline of February 25, 2026.

Kings coach Doug Christie committed to improving the team amidst a tough season, made a fiery pre-game statement, and defended his strategy despite trade rumors and scrutiny.

Two cyclists were rescued in Nevada County after getting stranded on a snowy trail. The rescue team's prompt response and the cyclists' call for help ensured their safety.

Nick Kurtz and Drake Baldwin won the AL and NL Jackie Robinson Rookie of the Year Awards, respectively. Kurtz set a record as the youngest to hit four homers in a game.

Modesto's new baseball team has been named the "Glow Riders" after a public vote. The team will play at John Thurman Field, which is set for upgrades. The team's mascot is "Cruiser," a kit fox, with unique logos created by FS Design.

CAL FIRE and Sierra Pacific Industries will conduct a controlled burn in El Dorado County today for wildfire mitigation, covering 30 acres, pending suitable weather and a 'Go/No Go' checklist.

A judge handed Darin Chastain 25 years to life after a jury convicted him in the 2022 beating death of Carmichael neighbor James Raleigh. The sentence has left neighbors demanding action.

Rancho Cordova's State of the City event showcased the city’s growth and future plans, including a reduction in property crime and infrastructure investments.

Sakura, a new affordable housing project with 134 units, has broken ground in Midtown Sacramento, including commercial space, and aims for completion by summer 2027.

Arizona man Zimnako Salah was sentenced to six years for plotting against Christian churches, including making hoax bomb threats, and convicted of a hate crime.

A Stockton council meeting on charter violations and misuse of funds was canceled due to absenteeism, leaving residents and some officials frustrated.