Fresno man, Royce Newcomb, sentenced to nearly 6 years for a $4.2 million fraud scheme, involving his tech startup, investor deceit, and COVID-19 relief loan fraud.

A 25-year-old man was arrested for arson behind a Galt Plaza eatery and possession of drug paraphernalia; the fire was quickly extinguished by firefighters.

Placer County is incentivizing development in North Lake Tahoe with economic sweeteners to modernize Tahoe City and Kings Beach, including tax cuts and tourist accommodation unit promises.

Sacramento County Sheriff's Office arrested a suspect for a stabbing in Fair Oaks, crediting quick response for saving the victim's life. Michael Brown was detained following a related incident and is held without bail.

The Bay Area is set to experience hot temperatures starting in July, with Sacramento getting highs in the mid-90s, light winds, and mostly clear skies, cooling slightly by the Fourth of July.

The article reports on Sacramento's weekly efforts to manage homelessness, including responding to 749 calls, enrolling 65 individuals for assistance, housing 22 people, and clearing 140,600 pounds of trash.

Carlos Dominguez has been cleared of first-degree murder charges from a 2023 Davis stabbing spree; a mistrial declared for second-degree murder charges.

"The Living Balance" is a 5,000-square-foot educational mural in Sacramento's Sutter’s Landing Regional Park, celebrating cultural and environmental heritage.

Sacramento distributes 200 technology kits to promote digital access for underserved communities, including local organizations and tech-focused college students.

Folsom residents are invited to a workshop to discuss updates to the city's Kids Play "Castle" Park. The event is on June 26, 5:30-7:30 PM, at Folsom Middle School.

The Gallery at 48 Natoma in Folsom will exhibit Jyotsna Bhamidipati's photography from June 27 to August 14, exploring culture and culinary experiences. An opening reception will be held on June 27.

Charges against Sacramento firefighter Adam Blankenship have been dropped by the El Dorado County District Attorney due to new evidence affecting the case's proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

Residents are wary of fake defensible space inspectors after CAL FIRE warned about impostors in unmarked vehicles and without identification, contrasting official inspectors who wear uniforms and use marked vehicles.