A pedestrian was killed by a sedan on Paradise Road in Modesto; the driver cooperated with police, who do not suspect drugs or alcohol played a part in the incident.

Detectives arrested a Placerville man after an October mail-theft complaint led to searches that uncovered thousands of stolen mail pieces, embossing machines and weapons.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office mourns the loss of K9 Astro, who served at the Folsom Dam Security Bureau since the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013.

Fairfield City Council approves a $23M loan for a homeless housing project by a 4-3 vote, amidst opposition from residents and concerns from the Mayor and Vice Mayor about future financial impacts.

The Modesto Police Department shared on Facebook their success in significantly reducing citywide crime rates, emphasizing teamwork with the community.

Sacramento officials seek to repeal a 1949 law banning comic book distribution to minors and plan to declare the third week of September as "Sacramento Comic Book Week" to celebrate creative expression.

A 29-year-old was arrested after being seen in tactical gear near Rosemont High; deputies say they seized modified firearms, a ghost gun and hundreds of parts at his home.

A weeklong multiagency sweep in the Sacramento region resulted in 28 felony arrests and the seizure of tens of thousands of fentanyl pills, kilos of cocaine and several handguns.

Sacramento expands access to electric vehicles with a new car share incentive, five new locations, and a $100 credit for eligible members of the OCCS program, focusing on underserved communities and reducing emissions.

Sacramento is ending its High-Efficiency Washer Rebate Program on December 15, aiming to shift focus to other water conservation methods as the usage of efficient washers becomes more commonplace.

Yolo County's HHSA is holding its 14th Annual Human Milk Drive to support at-risk infants, with donations being pasteurized and tested for NICU distribution.

The El Dorado County Sheriff's Office and other agencies educated 700 Ponderosa High students on fentanyl dangers, with plans to expand the program to more schools.

A county-run weather respite center opened at the Warren E. Thornton Youth Center to provide cots, showers and hot meals to people affected by the storm.