Two men received long prison sentences for a 2023 murder and attempted robbery, with Richard Gonzalez getting 57 years to life and Angelo Dilnawaz 26 years to life.

Sacramento woman pleads guilty to distributing controlled substances, including fentanyl, in a drug trafficking operation with partner Dejian Johl, forfeiting over $100,000 from the scheme.

The Coast Guard suspended the search for two people after a boat capsized on Lake Tahoe, with six fatalities and two hospitalized survivors. Witnesses described sudden harsh winds, and authorities urged safety and weather awareness for boaters.

A bus and vehicle collision in Sacramento resulted in multiple hospitalizations, with two people critically injured. Police are investigating the incident.

A serious car crash in West Sacramento led to two fatalities, with police and first responders on the scene. The subsequent investigation caused traffic disruptions until roads reopened at 1:00 pm.

Elk Grove Police are investigating an early morning shooting on Triplefin Way that left two people dead. Details are limited, with the investigation ongoing.

Northern California law enforcement successfully executed a mountain rescue in Nevada County, saving an exhausted hiker with the help of aerial unit Falcon 30 from Placer County.

Three hikers who jumped into Rattlesnake Falls and never resurfaced have been found dead after a grueling four-day search operation. The remote Sierra Nevada location and dangerous conditions made this one of the most challenging recovery efforts Placer County has faced this year.

Rancho Cordova announces a two-day Fourth of July celebration with a carnival, live music, circus, fireworks, and various activities, alongside reminders about firework safety and pet care.

Two Stockton brothers, Hector and Flavio Perez, were indicted for wire fraud conspiracy, with additional charges for Hector, following an FBI investigation.

Two suspects were arrested in connection with a fatal shooting in Stockton, prompting concerns about gun violence and youth crime. The arrests highlight the local police's efforts in "Operation White Noise."

Sacramento launches The Heights on Stockton with 200 affordable housing units and a hospice service for terminally ill homeless, funded partly by a $15 million city loan.

An altercation at a Sacramento bus station led to a SacRT employee fatally stabbing a teenager. The incident, which involved a dispute over vaping, is under investigation. SacRT claims self-defense; their policy prohibits carrying weapons.