Dad's Kitchen in Land Park is closing on July 28 after 14 years, known for its Food Network appearance. Final events are planned to celebrate its legacy.

The Modesto Police Department is setting up a DUI checkpoint on July 19 to reduce impaired driving and related crashes, also cautioning against driving under the influence of legal substances.

East Sacramento residents raised $3,000 to replace and upgrade the security of their stolen "Welcome to East Sacramento" sign, demonstrating community resilience and unity.

Police investigate the death of a woman with a puncture wound found near Sacramento's Loaves & Fishes, sparking a homicide probe and transit disruptions.

Motorcyclist in critical condition after a car crash in Sacramento; J Street temporarily closed for investigation.

A man in a wheelchair was killed by a suspected DUI driver in Lodi. The driver, Lucas Suarez Ramos, faces several charges including vehicular manslaughter.

Yuba County law enforcement seized over 25,000 marijuana plants and issued environmental and water violations during a crackdown on illegal cannabis operations.

A kayaker was rescued by helicopter from the American River near Camino after becoming separated from their kayak, with the CHP conducting the operation in challenging conditions.

A Fairfield police officer, Officer Neal, used a garden hose to stop a house fire on July 4th, potentially saving property and lives amidst numerous fire-related calls that night.

A fire damaged the Kwik Serv gas station in south Sacramento, but did not involve the pumps. There were no injuries as the station was closed at the time. The cause is under investigation.

A woman with severe burns from a July 4th incident in Modesto died, with unclear circumstances surrounding the fire that injured her. An investigation is ongoing.

California's SB 1414, which increases penalties for buying sex from minors, has been amended, removing the felony classification for soliciting 16 and 17-year-olds unless proven they are trafficking victims.

Sacramento County implements a July 4th alcohol ban along the lower American River and Sherman Island to ensure safety and prevent incidents, with a heatwave heightening concerns.