A Placer County man pleaded guilty to defrauding the U.S. government of $1.5 million in COVID-19 relief funds, spending it on personal luxuries instead of business support.

Tobias Bauer is expected to become Siemens Mobility's permanent North America CEO and will be based in Sacramento, anchoring leadership at the city's major train plant.

The Placer County Sheriff's Office reported a fatal deputy-involved shooting at Dry Creek Community Park, prompted by a man charging at a deputy with a knife.

Sacramento's weather is mild with clear skies and temperatures in the 50s for the Thanksgiving holiday; fog expected in mornings, but sunny days follow.

Darnell Erby was sentenced to life without parole for the murder and dismemberment of 77-year-old Pamela May. Her murder followed Erby's early release under a "non-violent" parole program.

Arrest made in Citrus Heights for unregistered and unserialized firearms found during a traffic stop; the driver had a suspended license and past felony conviction.

Sacramento's weather forecast promises mild, partially sunny days with morning fog, calm conditions, and a partly sunny Thanksgiving, with a slight chance of showers by week's end.

Sacramento's City Council voted to roll back the city's 2021 all‑electric new‑building rule after court and state moves reshaped the legal landscape. The city now plans reach codes and incentives instead of an outright ban.

Folsom's Ed Mitchell Park is set for new drainage upgrades to prevent flood damage, including a new wall and inlet installation, with a project budget of $184,802. Construction is expected to start in 2026.

Six people were injured in a multi-vehicle crash near Mather Airport, Sacramento, involving a pickup truck and a van, with two children among the victims. The cause is under investigation.

The Rancho Cordova Police Department is promoting safer teen driving by urging parents to discuss and model good driving habits, in response to the high rate of teen driving fatalities.

Yolo County Animal Services launches a pet food donation program to support families facing financial hardship and cuts to SNAP benefits, emphasizing the importance of pet food security.

Kami Power was convicted of fraud and identity theft, embezzling $1.4 million from her employer, using the funds for personal purchases, including homes, cars, and vacations.