A Stockton woman suffered more than 150 wounds after a pack of stray dogs attacked her on a Weston Ranch levee; police have captured two animals and are still searching. The family says she underwent emergency surgery and is now recovering in rehab.

After a quiet start and a 2024 soft reopening, Shagun is reintroducing itself with mocktails, fusion fries and a social‑media‑led grand opening this Friday.

A San Jose player parlayed a $3 slot spin into $1,099,735.94 at Sky River Casino in Elk Grove, the largest slot payout the casino has awarded.

Supervisors reviewed proposals to cut more than 100 county jobs and millions from programs to close a projected $35M hole.

A Sacramento man was arrested after allegedly threatening to shoot an employee during a robbery at the Folsom Premium Outlets; police recovered more than $2,600 in stolen goods.

A federal judge sentenced Richard Best to three years and ordered $2M restitution after prosecutors say he diverted nearly $4.8M in canola meant for livestock feed.

Lawsuits filed by the Immigrant Rights Defense Council accuse three Sacramento-area immigration-consultant businesses of misrepresenting credentials and practicing law without authorization. State rules require registration and a $100,000 bond.

County staff recommended postponing a final Board vote on the Upper Westside plan so all supervisors can participate. The decision delays a controversial proposal for roughly 9,300 homes in Natomas.

A national watchdog’s analysis lists UC Davis and Methodist among 83 California hospitals flagged as financially vulnerable if federal Medicaid changes move forward.

City council will weigh a ban on overnight parking at busy parks while the city advances a staffed safe‑parking plan.

A motorcyclist died late Friday after a solo crash on the 65th Street Expressway near 21st Avenue. Detectives with the Sacramento Police Major Collision unit are investigating.

A jury found Ali Mustafa Hudson guilty of second-degree murder and related counts in the 2021 killing of his mother at a Sacramento senior living facility. He faces up to 123 years to life and is due to be sentenced May 8.

A Sacramento man was arrested April 24 in connection with the 2024 disappearance and death of Tyson Fiddler, who was last seen leaving a Placerville bar. Detectives say the arrest follows a lengthy investigation; details remain limited.