Sacramento man pleads guilty to illegal firearm possession and drug distribution, facing up to 15 years in prison and $250,000 fine for the gun charge alone.

CAL FIRE AEU halted a 0.62-acre fire in El Dorado County. Multiple agencies controlled the blaze and are mopping up. The cause is under investigation.

Sacramento Police seek help finding at-risk missing 14-year-old Tasleem Marez, last seen on September 20, wearing a white sweatshirt, blue shorts, and red sneakers.

Vista del Lago and Folsom high schools are set to hold homecoming parades, leading to temporary road closures.

The Calaveras County Sheriff's Office renews a public appeal regarding the 1995 disappearance of Roger Sheltrown, urging anyone with information to come forward.

An inmate serving life sentences at Mule Creek State Prison is charged with murdering his wife during a conjugal visit. The incident raises questions about visitation policies for violent offenders.

The city of Sacramento is developing 'Micro-Communities for Seniors' to provide cost-efficient housing for homeless seniors, featuring amenities and support services. The project aims to be sustainable given declining state funding.

Sacramento's latest data on homelessness interventions shows 673 calls leading to 1,907 cases and 1,468 resolutions, with efforts including outreach, shelter placement, and large-scale trash removal.

Yolo County's HHSA offers a free food preservation class in Woodland on September 27, as part of Farm to Fork Month, teaching locals to extend the life of produce.

Two suspects face attempted murder charges after a double shooting outside Lodi Bowling Lounge and Bar left two critically injured. The community expresses fear following the violence.

Sacramento Police found guns and drugs at a man's home after investigating threats linked to a school altercation.

A shooting in downtown Lodi injured two and led to the arrest of an adult and a juvenile after police found the suspects' vehicle with two firearms inside. The motive is under investigation.

Natomas hosted a self-guided Public Art Crawl for residents to explore local art across Districts 1 and 3, promoting community engagement and creativity.