Bryan M. Williams, former treasurer of a Kern County political organization, pleaded guilty to bank fraud involving $230,000 to $435,000. He faces up to 30 years in prison and a $1 million fine.

The Bay Area anticipates a cooldown with temperatures gradually declining from the upper 90s, along with a reduced HeatRisk and the potential for rain by the weekend.

The Sacramento Bee and KCRA report vigils in Northern California commemorating the Oct. 7 Middle East attacks, honoring over 41,000 victims, amidst a backdrop of escalating regional conflict and calls for peace.

A fatal collision between a sedan and an SUV in South Sacramento resulted in one death; the SUV driver, who showed signs of intoxication, was detained.

Ten teenagers were arrested for vandalism and burglaries at Antelope Crossing Middle School, with damages exceeding $100,000; two suspects remain at large.

CHP promotes inclusivity with a Disability Employment Awareness Fair in Sacramento, highlighting contributions of disabled individuals to the workforce.

The Sacramento region anticipates extreme heat with potential triple-digit temperatures and heightened wildfire risk, according to the National Weather Service.

A head-on collision on Highway 99 in Sutter County involving a Dodge and a Nissan resulted in three fatalities and several injuries. Authorities cite alcohol as a likely factor in the crash.

Elk Grove approved a $4.5 million contract for a year-round homeless shelter, sparking mixed reactions from residents over the facility's location and the city's communication efforts.

The Lodi Police are investigating an infant's death after a body was found in a neighborhood. No arrests have been made, and the public is urged to share information.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a law apologizing for the state's historical role in slavery and its effects, including plans for a memorial plaque.

Ricardo Sanchez pleaded guilty to illegal gun possession due to prior felony convictions. His case highlights joint efforts by Project Safe Neighborhoods and the Public Safety Partnership against violent crime.

A crash near Modesto resulted in two fatalities, including an infant, with several others injured. Officials are investigating the cause, including potential substance involvement.