The Rancho Cordova Police Department made a significant arrest during a patrol, discovering a large amount of various drugs in a vehicle with expired registration. The driver was booked for possession with intent to sell.

A former treasurer of the Liberty Ranch High School Athletics Booster Club was charged with embezzlement after an audit found nearly $200,000 missing.

A Stockton man, Enrique Orozco Guzman, was arrested in Stanislaus County for child sexual abuse and pornography involving a 15-year-old girl met via social media.

Rancho Cordova warns pet owners about the dangers of foxtails in grass, which can cause health issues in pets, advising prevention and grooming to mitigate risks.

Sacramento's weather forecast predicts a sunny week with temperatures in the low 90s, a slight chance of showers tonight, and clear skies continuing through the weekend.

Former school exec Nicholas Retana indicted for embezzling funds from a disadvantaged students' charter school.

Yolo County Probation Department celebrates Probation Services Week, recognizing its staff's contributions to community safety and rehabilitation, guided by Chief Rachelle Gayton and supported by partnerships like CommuniCare+OLE.

Sacramento police are investigating a fatal assault that occurred on Stockton Boulevard. The male victim died despite life-saving efforts, with few details on suspects or motives released. Witnesses are urged to come forward.

Father and son hospitalized after a motorcycle crash in Citrus Heights; alcohol suspected as a factor, and DUI charges against the father are considered.

An adult male died from injuries post-assault in Sacramento, prompting a homicide investigation. Police are seeking witnesses and offer rewards for helpful tips.

A small protest in Stockton obstructed a street but was peacefully resolved by police, highlighting the balance between First Amendment rights, public safety, and immigration policies.

A new summer program in Placer County teaches young kids critical mobility skills using a game-based approach, enhancing both motor abilities and social connections.

Nevada County Sheriff’s Office warns of scammers posing as officers and demanding money for fake warrants or bail, telling the public that legitimate law enforcement will never call for money.