Sacramento County deputies evacuated three people and four birds from a house fire that started in the garage. One firefighter was injured, and fire safety reminders were issued.

Edgar Perez Medina was arrested by Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a minor after luring her through social media.

Three individuals are indicted in California for methamphetamine trafficking by a federal grand jury, with potential minimum sentences of 10 years in prison.

Marysville settled a lawsuit over a fire at Hotel Marysville, obtaining property ownership, $700,000, and means to pursue demolition and highway reopening.

Roseville Police arrested 24-year-old Breland Moseley-Burnette after an attempted assault at SaveMart, thanks to the victim's quick escape and bystanders' vigilance. The RPD praised everyone involved and is seeking more information.

Stanislaus County voters have passed Proposition 36, advocating for harsher penalties for drug and theft crimes, with the law expected to take effect by December 2024.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office alerts that sex offender Robert Singleton resides in Antelope, advising the community to be vigilant and report concerns.

Sacramento invites proposals for its Children’s Fund grant, offering $17.9M to help disadvantaged youth. Agencies and non-profits can apply by December 6.

A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued by the NWS in Sacramento for the Sierra regions above 5500 feet, with 4 to 10 inches of snow and 35 MPH wind gusts expected until Friday night.

An inmate, Benjamin Nava, died after being found unresponsive at Calaveras County Sheriff Detention Facility. Foul play wasn't observed, and an investigation is underway.

Angel Zavala from Marysville was sentenced to 11 years for threatening a local police officer and other charges, as announced by the Yuba County District Attorney's Office.

A man was fatally stabbed in Sacramento; 30-year-old Gino Espinosa was arrested for the crime. Police urge witnesses to come forward with any relevant information.

Charles Dean Good, 55, from Stockton, was sentenced to two years for aggravated identity theft and must repay $252,631 for using counterfeit checks to steal postage stamps from USPS.