Dieshal Battles was arrested in Portland for a Sacramento homicide. He is to be extradited to face charges for a July 18 assault that resulted in death.

Rev. Don Fado, who made national headlines in 1999 by blessing a lesbian couple's union with 95 fellow clergy, died at 91 after decades of pioneering LGBTQ advocacy and homeless services in Sacramento.

A Stanislaus County deputy was arrested for allegedly entering his estranged wife's home, possibly through a dog door, despite her protective order and his claim to be moving back for financial reasons.

Rancho Cordova residents found a raccoon trapped in a fence and contacted Animal Services, who successfully rescued the animal and sent it to a rehab center.

The Placer County Sheriff's Office held a Back to School event providing students with supplies, haircuts, and more, fostering community and police engagement.

Stockton Police Department seeks public help via social media to identify robbery suspects from a July 27 incident and connects it to a related break-in on May 9.

Placer County deputies were involved in a collision while responding to an attempted rape at Dry Creek Park; the suspect, Sergiy Fedchyk, was arrested and an investigation for potential additional victims is underway.

The National Weather Service in Sacramento predicts a week of rising temperatures, advising residents to prepare for a heatwave with sunny skies and highs reaching into the upper 90s.

A hit-and-run in West Sacramento resulted in two fatalities, with the suspect, David Alison Walker, now in custody after police worked overnight to identify him.

Yolo County's official nut buying season runs from August 1 to April 1, 2026, to prevent nut thefts and enforce trade regulations, including stringent proof of ownership requirements.

Motorcycle club founder Jashanpreet Singh, 26, has been indicted on various firearms offenses, including dealing in firearms and possession of a machine gun.

Rancho Cordova Animal Services saved a local dog, Ruby, by providing surgery to remove a blockage from her intestines through a community-funded assistance program.

Sacramento reported $267,000 in fines for illegal fireworks since the introduction of tougher penalties, showing a decrease in citations but an increase in fine amounts.