A fatal crash occurred in Modesto between a motorcyclist and a Nissan Altima. The police are investigating the February 4 incident and have asked witnesses to come forward.

Placer County Board of Supervisors approves a conservation easement to protect 279-acre Vista Ranch, part of a larger effort by the county to preserve natural landscapes.

Steve Colangelo appointed as Stockton's interim city manager; his lack of government experience raises concerns, but some officials back the decision.

Crystal O-Roy's family of 11 overcame homelessness with help from Sacramento organizations after financial struggles post-divorce. They found stable housing through community support.

Sacramento Police apprehended two suspects after a car chase and foot pursuit involving a vehicle linked to a recent felony assault, recovering a loaded revolver from the scene.

The National Weather Service in Sacramento forecasts a stormy week for California, with heavy rain, snow, and gusty winds expected, leading to major travel impacts and potential flooding.

Operation "Cold Winter’s Night" by Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office led to 26 arrests and rescued two human trafficking victims. The operation targeted sex services demand and human trafficking.

The National Weather Service in Sacramento warns of moderate to heavy rain, mountain snow, and gusty winds, with multiple active weather systems affecting the region.

The City of Davis has closed its playfields and community pump track due to wet conditions, with a reassessment planned for February 3, 2025; the synthetic soccer field remains open.

Yolo County's County Road 22 is closing due to flooding from the Sacramento River, with detours set via I-5; the road will reopen post-evaluation and repair.

The National Weather Service in Sacramento warns of a series of storms bringing heavy rain, mountain snow, and winds, with potential travel disruptions and flooding in Northern California.

Jose Luis Ramos, 56, from Mexico was sentenced to five years for meth trafficking by Judge Troy L. Nunley, as announced by Acting U.S. Attorney Michele Beckwith.

A Fairfield man received a four-year sentence for bank fraud and identity theft connected to acquiring a vehicle using another's social security number.