Rancho Cordova Police Department warns of widespread mail theft and provides prevention tips alongside USPS collaboration, urging residents to report thefts and witness incidents immediately.

Citrus Heights police arrested felon Jesus Gutierrez in Carmichael after a standoff; he surrendered peacefully and faces multiple felony charges for possessing an arsenal of firearms and ammunition.

A 97-year-old woman was killed, allegedly by her grandson, Brian Wiggins, who was charged with murder along with his girlfriend, Dozsha Beckwith, for burglary and accessory in Sacramento.

A child was killed after running onto a highway in Stanislaus County; subsequent gunfire hit the involved vehicle.

A woman in San Joaquin County faces charges after 27 dead horses were found on her property, with others malnourished. She also faces unrelated criminal charges.

The Galt Police Department is opposing the release of a sexually violent predator near the city, citing safety and service concerns, and urges public action through a Council meeting or correspondence to the DA's Office.

Police in Citrus Heights arrested a man after observing a suspected drug deal, finding fentanyl, marijuana, and a stolen gun in his possession. He faces 7 felony charges.

Placer County earmarks $9M from TOT for local projects to improve community spaces, trails, and transportation in North Lake Tahoe.

Sacramento will experience cold mornings and possible mountain showers this weekend, with a risk of frost and light fog. Breezy conditions and a slight temperature drop are expected over the weekend.

Sacramento weather forecast suggests dry conditions with variable temperatures and potential fog, advising caution for motorists due to visibility issues and upcoming gusty winds.

The Sunrise Tomorrow Specific Plan meeting in Citrus Heights has been rescheduled again due to a request from the property owner, Ethan Conrad Properties.

Sacramento's new Safe Stay Community, offering 155 tiny homes and essential amenities, is now open to assist the homeless through a partnership between the City, County, and State.

Front Street Animal Shelter restarts its Doggie Day Out program, inviting community members to take shelter dogs out for a day to aid in their socialization and adoption chances.