A Stanislaus County man was found guilty of downloading over 130 child abuse videos, including content involving infants. Sentencing is set for December 2025.

Community protests in Sacramento over the reassignment of teacher Jeanine Rupert after she removed carpet revealing asbestos, leading to her transfer from Phoebe Hearst Elementary School.

Sacramento Police arrested Jonathan Brito for a homicide case linked to a fatal solo vehicle collision; exact circumstances of the crash are under investigation.

Davis invites high school students to join the Teen Leadership Council for civic engagement and leadership development, with meetings starting in September.

Sacramento's IMT released a report detailing its actions in addressing homelessness, including handling 2,123 cases and connecting 75 people to resources.

The Center for Sacramento History hosts a talk by Beth Lew-Williams on forgotten Chinese American history based on her book, including a Q&A and book signing.

A vehicle fatally struck a pedestrian in Roseville at the intersection of Douglas Boulevard and King Road early Thursday morning. Police do not suspect DUI, and the road remains closed for investigation.

A woman sued Uber, claiming she was abandoned in a high-crime area by a driver after vomiting in the car, which led to her sexual assault at knifepoint.

The Sacramento Coroner seeks help identifying a man found deceased in Rancho Cordova, with distinctive tattoos and known to visit a local Dollar Tree.

An inmate at Yuba County Jail died after a medical emergency, despite prompt life-saving efforts by staff and emergency responders. An investigation into the cause of death is ongoing.

A worker died after fainting in a Costco gas station's underground fuel tank in Sacramento during cleaning operations. Despite rescue efforts, Ashkan Moghadda, 37, passed away. Investigations into safety protocols are underway.

Sacramento awarded $2.04 million to 200 artists through the Creative Growth Fellowship, aiming to support the creative sector post-COVID, with recipients getting $850 monthly for a year.

Modesto resident Steven Louis Richards was denied parole due to his violent history and persistent public safety threat, despite serving a long sentence for multiple burglary offenses and forgery.