A 66-year-old inmate with a terminal illness died at a hospital after being hospitalized since September 24. The Sacramento Sheriff's Office is investigating the in-custody death.

A medical helicopter crashed on Highway 50 in Sacramento, injuring three crew members. The scene was attended by Sacramento Fire Department, with no other vehicles involved. Traffic was affected and the crash is under investigation.

Nevada County offers free green waste disposal on Oct 6 and 13 to enhance wildfire preparedness, subject to restrictions on material size and type. Residents urged to clear flammable vegetation.

Sacramento launches the Cybersafe Sacramento initiative to educate citizens on digital safety and encourage better cybersecurity habits during Cybersecurity Awareness Month.

The Sacramento City Express reports on the Highwater Jamboree event showcasing flood-prevention technology and advice to residents on Oct. 18 at North Natomas Regional Park.

Oybek Khamidkhodjaev was convicted of charges including attempted murder from drive-by shootings, resulting in a teenager's paralysis. Sentencing is set for November 2025.

The Placer County DA's Office initiates Teen Dating Violence Assemblies, expanding their domestic violence awareness efforts with various campaigns and online resources.

Elk Grove Police responded to gunshots at Monterey Trail High, which turned out to be a car backfiring. No lockdown, everyone safe, extra officers on campus.

Yuba County Jail officials, aided by other agencies, found homemade weapons during a security sweep, highlighting the need for vigilant safety measures.

Starbucks has closed several locations in Northern California, including four in Sacramento, as part of a broader downsizing in North America, with numerous other closures reported across the U.S. and Canada.

Placer County Sheriff's Office reopens Cherilyn Hawkley's 1993 cold case, seeking new leads with advanced DNA technology.

The Center for Sacramento History will hold its 15th Annual Sacramento Archives Crawl on October 4th, with free access to special collections and exhibits.

Anibal Hernandez Santana, accused of firing shots at ABC10 and alarming an elementary school, was denied bail, facing serious federal and state charges, including possession of a firearm in a school zone.