Sacramento Police are searching for at-risk missing teen Phoenix Cochran, last seen on March 23. At 6'3" with brown hair, he was wearing a grey shirt and olive pants. The public's help is requested.

Police found a sleeping individual at a gas station in Roseville, California with drugs, a loaded gun, and related paraphernalia in their car, leading to multiple felony charges.

Man threatened juveniles at a California rec center; Brandon Bocanegra, drunk, used racial and sexual language and was arrested facing multiple charges.

The National Weather Service in Sacramento issued a Wind Advisory, predicting strong gusts and possible thunderstorms, with snow expected in the mountains.

Two juveniles were arrested by Elk Grove Police for stealing a vehicle, facing charges including theft and resisting arrest, with no school disruptions.

Josani Goree was sentenced to 57 years and 4 months for crimes including rape and domestic violence, as reported by the Sacramento County DA's Office.

Davis residents must apply by June 1 to get an exemption from the library parcel tax; low-income and qualifying agricultural or undeveloped properties are eligible.

NWS Sacramento forecasts a minor heat risk with temperatures in the 80s for the Sacramento Valley early in the week, followed by a cooling trend and possible light mountain precipitation.

Sacramento receives a $1.68 million state grant to support cannabis equity, aiding those affected by past cannabis criminalization and helping them enter the regulated market.

Sacramento's forecast includes a dry, warmer period into the weekend, with fog warnings for morning commuters. Temperatures may rise above 80°F, with uncertainty in weather conditions mid-next week. No current advisories are in effect.

AMR unveils a new emergency medical station in Lodi to improve response times and service in North San Joaquin County, backed by local officials and community engagement.

Placer County introduced the EatWell app, designed to connect excess food from businesses with those in need, assisting in compliance with California's food recovery mandate.

Sacramento residents are invited to provide feedback on the Streets for People plan, aimed at improving non-car travel, with an online review and public workshops available until April 6.