Nevada County approved a new voluntary business license program for unincorporated areas, charging a $50 annual fee, aimed at connecting businesses with resources and improving communication.

A body was found on I-5 near West Street in Woodland; CHP says investigators suspect a hit-and-run. Authorities are asking witnesses to contact the Woodland CHP office.

A pro wingsuit pilot skied off Lover's Leap near Strawberry and deployed a parachute in a viral point-of-view video.

The Folsom Police request witnesses for a January 11 indecent exposure case at Ed Mitchell Park. Increased patrols and contact details for tips are provided.

Yolo County Road 93 will be closed for culvert work weekdays from 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. starting January 13, with expected completion by January 20. Local access maintained.

Texas‑based Dumont Creamery & Cafe will open a location at Folsom’s Palladio at Broadstone, bringing ice cream, milkshakes and bubble tea to the shopping center.

An investigation found Jamison leasing offices at many L.A. buildings told Section 8 voucher-holders they were not accepted, raising questions about compliance with state law.

A half-inch gas line was struck during digging in Curtis Park on Monday, forcing precautionary evacuations along the 2100 block of Markham Way as crews secured the area.

Dozens rallied at the State Capitol as lawmakers prepared to vote on AB 1157, a bill to lower the statewide rent cap and expand tenant protections. Supporters say it would limit big rent spikes; landlords warn of unintended costs.

A head-on collision at Northgate and Del Paso boulevards in North Sacramento left three people dead and two injured; investigators have closed the intersection and are probing the cause.

Weather delays extend lead cleanup at former Lincoln Gun Ranges to spring 2026; contractors have removed 12 tons of lead, 85% complete with pistol range clearance.

Kwasi Watson, a high-risk missing 35-year-old with the mental capacity of a child, was safely found, Sacramento Police reported, thanking the community.

A freeze warning covers much of the San Joaquin Valley through Saturday morning — lows near 31°F could damage crops, gardens and outdoor plumbing.