More than 1,300 girls and women are competing in Roseville this weekend at the Roebbelen Center, turning the tournament into a major local economic event.

The city agreed to a $160,000 settlement with the father of Dante Dwaine Day, who was shot and killed by police on a Sacramento light‑rail car in August 2023. The settlement dismisses a federal civil‑rights suit.

A $490 million overhaul of downtown Sacramento’s Resources Building is complete, converting the 17-story tower into modern state offices and public spaces.

A head-on collision on Highway 33 just north of Highway 132 left a man dead and his daughter and her mother hospitalized, the CHP told CBS Sacramento.

Nevada County Counsel Kit Elliott is retiring on Dec. 20, with Trevor Koski taking over the next day. The transition acknowledges Elliott's contributions and prepares Koski to continue her legacy.

Placer County supervisors tentatively approved the affordable 240-unit Hope Way Apartments, moving forward despite design review concerns and a split vote.

A Sacramento man was arrested after leaving a welfare check with a child in his car; police say the child is safe and was reunited with family.

A man from Del Norte County was arrested in connection with the deadly Esparto fireworks explosion, facing multiple charges including possession of destructive devices.

The Del Rio Trail Bridge in Sacramento is complete, providing a continuous path for active transportation over I-5 and Riverside Boulevard, as celebrated by city officials.

Pasha Mediterranean filed a Placer County business notice for a Roseville location at 390 N Sunrise Ave; the owner says plans are in development with no date set.

Sacramento Police arrested Gary Elliott, 63, confiscating a machine gun with a silencer, ammo, and cocaine from his RV during a probation search on December 1.

A Powerball ticket worth over $700k was sold in Salinas, CA, while the jackpot reaches $1.25 billion. Another lucky ticket in Sacramento won nearly $2 million recently. Winners are urged to play responsibly.

Placer County prosecutors say they charged dozens tied to a multi‑county fencing ring after a probe that recovered more than $700,000 in stolen merchandise. A consolidated hearing is set for Dec. 22.