A suspect was detained after a brief standoff on Linda Lou Drive in Carmichael after shots were reported; no one was injured. Deputies are investigating.

Toastique signed a lease at Maker, the new mixed‑use building near Sacramento's R Street Corridor, bringing its toast‑and‑juice concept to Midtown. Details on timing are still pending.

Police in Modesto seized illegal firearms, ammo, and explosives near a school, arresting Joshua Reyes who faces multiple charges and has a $1 million bail.

NAMI's Nevada County chapter celebrated 40 years of mental health support, recognized by local officials for their vital role in community services and advocacy.

Modesto police seized multiple loaded firearms, ammunition and two explosive devices after a Floyd Avenue search; a 49‑year‑old man was arrested and faces weapons charges.

A Stockton man admitted to sexually assaulting a child who reported years of abuse; prosecutors say his phone contained hundreds of abusive images and sentencing is Dec. 10.

CAL FIRE plans a prescribed burn in El Dorado County to reduce fire risk, covering 60 acres. The burn is timed and supervised in coordination with local agencies, with community safety as a priority.

New polls put Prop 50 ahead and show a surprising Republican uptick in early governor testing. The Nov. 4 special election just got more nationalized.

The 2nd Annual Loomis Public Safety Fair, organized by the Placer County Sheriff's Office, offers family-friendly activities, exhibits of public safety equipment, and educational experiences including Child Fingerprinting ID Kits.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam using real deputy names to solicit money; they remind the public they never ask for payments over the phone.

Sacramento Police seek public assistance to locate 78-year-old at-risk Betty Robison, missing since October 22, described as 5'6", 113 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.

Modesto Police oversaw a peaceful protest, "No King 2.0," making one arrest after an assault and issuing traffic citations. Officers maintained safety and open communication throughout the event.

James Edward Floyd received a 45-year-to-life sentence for sexually exploiting minors, including forcing a 17-year-old into prostitution. His prior criminal record influenced the judge's decision.