Charles Billingsley Jr. of Stockton has been sentenced to over 15 years for drug trafficking after law enforcement found large quantities of drugs and cash at his properties in 2019.

Sacramento's weather forecast predicts a mild chance of rain with highs around 78 degrees, followed by clearing skies and a return to typical sunny conditions with temperatures in the 80s.

Senator Sabrina Cervantes filed a claim against Sacramento for a wrongful DUI arrest, citing false arrest, detention, and defamation following a car crash.

The 12th Tower Bridge dinner in Sacramento showcased local cuisine, supported migrant student scholarships, and celebrated the region's farm-to-fork culture, despite traffic issues due to roadwork.

A crash involving multiple vehicles and a Caltrans-contracted water truck on I-80 near West Sacramento caused significant traffic delays. The incident is being investigated as a potential hit-and-run. No serious injuries were reported.

Regina Phothong, a non-verbal autistic woman, was found deceased in a Natomas pool, with no foul play suspected.

Sacramento's 916 Day seeks volunteers for park clean-ups in September, hosted by the YPCE, including mulching and painting, with no experience required.

The Sacramento Police seek help in locating Regina Phothong, a non-verbal autistic 36-year-old last seen in Natomas, Sacramento, without shoes. She's 5'02", 130 pounds, with black hair and eyes.

Construction CEO Joey Wayne Mackey was arrested for fraudulently obtaining over $4 million in COVID-19 relief funds and using them for real estate and luxury items.

Sacramento's "EveryDay Creative" program is accepting applications to support local creative entrepreneurs with mentorship and business skills training.

The Marysville Police Department received a $40,840 grant from the California ABC to reduce alcohol-related issues as part of the statewide APP program.

Lightning fires in Northern California have devastated Chinese Camp, destroying historic structures and affecting air quality, but some homes remain intact. Containment is low; state and FEMA aid is in place.

Justin Damonte Mitchell admitted to participating in a drug conspiracy in Kern Valley State Prison, involving methamphetamine and fentanyl distribution.