Placer County has added 264 acres of open space to its conservation program to protect wetlands, vernal pools, and wildlife habitats, funded by a state grant and local contributions.

A man from Stanislaus County was indicted for the sexual exploitation of two minors and could face 15 to 30 years in prison per count if found guilty.

Two masked prowlers in Hughson caused alarm, leading to a police request for tips to assist in their identification and to encourage community vigilance.

Sacramento Police are seeking help to find Lovett Moore, a legally blind missing person last seen on Arena Blvd.

Rancho Cordova celebrated female business leaders at the Women Who Mean Business Awards, with five local entrepreneurs and executives recognized for their contributions across various sectors.

The Sacramento City Council has approved the Urban Forest Plan to increase tree canopy coverage from 19% to 35% by 2045, addressing heat island effect and equity in tree distribution across neighborhoods.

The DOJ reports a major crackdown on the Bulldog gang, resulting in 38 charged in Fresno County through "Operation Shock Collar," with significant law enforcement collaboration.

Sacramento is experiencing high temperatures with a forecast of 98 degrees and sunny conditions today, promising a consistent pattern of heat and clear skies ahead.

The Placer County Sheriff's Office lifted evacuations in North Auburn following a vegetation fire. Roads are now open, signaling an end to the immediate threat.

Yuba County law enforcement arrested 29-year-old Deshawn Mims with warrants, seizing weapons and drugs at Marysville's Budget Inn, announced by the Sheriff's Department.

The NWS predicts a series of sunny, hot days for Sacramento, with highs near 100 degrees, light breezes, and clear nights with temperatures in the 60s.

The Nevada County DA is investigating the local Fire Safe Council, examining thousands of pages and data, to ensure public funds are used properly, while maintaining the Council's value in wildfire prevention.

Sacramento is updating its sound ordinance to reflect the city's growth and its role as a creative hub, with strategies including better noise measurement and Sound Management Plans.