CapRadio and its ex-GM Jun Reina are in settlement talks over his alleged misappropriation of $900,000 for personal use, which led to layoffs and program cancellations.

A motorcyclist, Devin James Newton, died after crashing into a car during a police chase in Citrus Heights for vehicle code violations. The chase involved ground and aerial police units.

A man was fatally struck by a train in North Highlands, Sacramento. The incident did not occur at a crossing; Union Pacific Railroad is investigating.

Sacramento's leaf season collection starts on Nov 3rd, offering special waste pickup with a "claw" tractor. Residents are reminded to use green bins before then and can use free junk pickup or dump coupons as alternatives.

Fatal crash on northbound I-5 near Sutterville Road, Sacramento, involves tractor-trailer and disabled pickup, leading to one death and traffic disruption.

Stockton community supports families of six farmworkers killed in a suspected DUI crash with a fundraiser for funeral costs, as reported by CBS Sacramento.

Galt Police, with regional support, recovered a stolen truck and arrested two men, one charged with DUI, highlighting interdepartmental collaboration.

The Placer County Planning Commission endorsed housing amendments for the Tahoe Basin to improve local worker accommodation, focusing on height, density, and parking regulations for 100% deed-restricted housing projects.

Sacramento is forecasted to have a week of clear skies and rising temperatures ideal for outdoor activities, with highs reaching the mid to high 80s and a slight breeze.

A landlord is fighting a $25,000 fine imposed by Citrus Heights for his tenants' alleged illegal fireworks use, arguing the city didn't notify him of the new law. Citrus Heights stands by its ordinance, citing safety concerns.

Rancho Cordova advances Phase 2 of the Active Transportation Plan, emphasizing safety and connectivity in infrastructure to facilitate walking and biking. Public input is sought through surveys and various community engagement events.

A man died following a shooting near a South Sacramento liquor store, with two suspects detained. The incident involved a confrontation between two customers.

Three people were indicted for defrauding California's EDD of over $1 million in COVID unemployment benefits, involving at least 69 false claims and stolen identities.