Rancho Cordova police cited a driver for reckless driving after they were spotted doing donuts on Folsom Boulevard and were detained by an RCPD DUI Enforcement Officer.

Alfred Walker, 26, has been arrested by the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office for human trafficking and pimping a 17-year-old girl at the Ramada Inn on Auburn Boulevard.

Cows are grazing at Hidden Falls Regional Park as part of a land management program to reduce wildfire risks and enhance local ecosystems. Visitors to the park should follow guidelines when encountering the cattle.

A woman was fatally struck by a vehicle in Brownsville, reported by the Yuba County Sheriff. The incident, which occurred on Willow Glen Road, is under investigation with the driver cooperating and no arrests made.

A man in Olivehurst hit a person with his vehicle and fired a gun, resulting in a SWAT standoff. The suspect fled, leaving an empty house and a firearm behind. The investigation is ongoing.

A Ceres traffic stop led to the arrest of a man for having a firearm and a high-capacity magazine. Officer Diaz found probable cause for a search, which uncovered the illegal items.

Sacramento's spring watering schedule starts March 1, allowing lawn watering twice weekly until October, with specific days assigned per address to conserve water.

Rancho Cordova promotes Spay and Neuter Awareness, offering free pet services, including spaying/neutering, vaccines, and support for pet owners in need.

The National Weather Service predicts mild weather for Northern California with light rain and breezy conditions, and warmer temperatures expected later in the week.

A Fresno man was indicted for firearm possession after a high-speed chase and has prior felony convictions. If convicted, he faces up to 15 years in prison.

Sacramento experienced dense morning fog, which cleared post-sunrise, followed by gusty winds up to 25 mph. The week ahead promises above-average temperatures with minimal weather disturbances.

Authorities in Stockton conducted surprise inspections on tobacco businesses during an illegal tobacco enforcement training, resulting in three citations.

Sacramento will issue citations to drivers blocking bus stops as part of SacRT’s Bus Stop Enforcement Program, improving safety and service timeliness, with fines set at $100. Advanced cameras on buses will capture violations for the city to review.