Stockton, reeling from a mass shooting, sees residents and organizations unite for support and healing, with gatherings and mental health services offered.

A Stockton woman who livestreamed a 2017 DUI crash that killed her sister was killed in a drive-by shooting Tuesday night. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing and no suspect has been named.

Rocklin detectives arrested 35‑year‑old Nicholas Sheridan after he traveled into the city to meet who he believed was a 13‑year‑old; police say charges include arranging a meeting with a minor.

Sacramento will see sunshine today with a high of 59°F and strong north winds, leading to a cloudy night and a low of 39°F.

The Placer County Sheriff's Office expressed gratitude on social media for community support, highlighting partnerships with local nonprofit groups aiding those in need, including their own Search and Rescue team.

Broadway Donuts, a Curtis Park fixture for 37 years, will close on Friday, Dec. 12 as owners retire and pursue new careers.

State Route 49 in Auburn will close for three weeks for the Lincoln Way/Borland Avenue roundabout project, with detours suggested and potential delays expected.

A man pointed a gun at another during an argument in Stockton, according to police. No injuries occurred, and the suspect fled before officers arrived.

Sacramento celebrated Small Business Saturday to support local shops amid economic challenges, with endorsements from Governor Newsom emphasizing the sector's importance for California's workforce and identity.

A shooting at Westfield Valley Fair Mall during Black Friday shopping injured three people following a dispute. The suspect fled and police are investigating.

Nevada State Police arrested an impaired driver on Thanksgiving, preventing a potential tragedy and reminding the public to travel safely during holidays.

Forty‑eight vehicles had their windows smashed in the Great Wolf Lodge parking lot on Thanksgiving; investigators say electronics and at least one firearm were stolen. Detectives are reviewing surveillance and asking for tips.

Sacramento is revamping its entertainment sound policies, seeking public input on a new framework aimed at clearer noise regulations, developed by Sound Music Cities.