Placer County Superior Court reveals Liberty Healthcare retracted approval of Sexually Violent Predator William Stephenson's release, with a DSH doctor intending to cancel it. The status conference scheduled for March 17 aims to set a hearing date.

Elk Grove Police quickly arrested two suspects for vehicle theft, aided by their Real-Time Information Center, leading to a five-minute response time and efficient resolution.

A former CPA from Clovis pleaded guilty to bank larceny, stealing over $800,000 by transferring funds from a client's account to his company's and quickly withdrawing the money.

Deputies in South Sacramento arrested a 20-year-old after a car chase, seizing unserialized firearms from his vehicle.

Eric Lee Hickerson Jr. was arrested in Calaveras County, accused of making threats, firing shots, and property damage. He faces multiple felony charges, including elder abuse and possessing an assault weapon.

Jacob Schulte was arrested after leading police on a high-speed motorcycle chase and hiding in a chicken coop; he faces multiple charges, including evasion and drug possession.

Rain, mountain snow, and possible thunderstorms are expected in Sacramento by the weekend, with cooler temperatures and precipitation extending into early next week.

Rocklin joins National Take Back Day on April 26, letting residents safely dispose of unwanted meds at two sites. The initiative aims to reduce prescription drug misuse.

Sacramento celebrates the completion of the Florin Road Beautification Project with free events, including a dedication ceremony and museum admission.

Two brothers are sentenced for their roles in Kiarra George's death; Milton Collins gets 40 years to life for murder, Deandre Collins receives 16 months for threats and vandalism.

The "Clover Leaf Rapist," JD Simien, was sentenced to 82 years to life for crimes including kidnapping and rape, after DNA and genetic genealogy linked him to the 2013 attacks.

The NWS Sacramento forecasts a continuation of dry and seasonable weather, potential fog, followed by a shift to cooler and possibly unsettled conditions by the weekend.

Councilor David Breitenbucher won't be charged for shooting his stepson in self-defense during a January altercation. His stepson, Landon White, is charged with assault. Both were hospitalized.