Sacramento joins other cities in suing the Trump Administration over threats to cut federal funds to sanctuary cities. They aim to protect local autonomy and federal funding essential for city services.

Ronald Walker received a 23-year to life sentence for second-degree murder and assault with a deadly weapon in a Sacramento senior residence incident.

Sacramento Police investigate a woman's death, found in a tent, with homicide detectives and crime scene investigators involved. The Coroner will confirm her identity.

A vehicle collided with a train in Old Town Elk Grove, causing no injuries and minor damage. Traffic was briefly disrupted but has since resumed normally.

The National Weather Service Sacramento forecasts active weather for Northern California with rain, snow, and possible thunderstorms starting over the weekend.

The Sacramento City Council allocated $23.6 million from last year's surplus to reduce the forecasted budget shortfall, which stands at $44.1 million despite recent cuts in homelessness funding.

Louis Donald Mendonsa received a 24-year sentence for running dark web sites distributing child abuse material. He pleaded guilty to child pornography charges.

A vehicle and bicyclist collision in Modesto resulted in the cyclist's death at Sylvan Ave and Wood Sorrel Dr. The police seek witnesses as their investigation continues.

A former teacher, Kim Kenneth Wilson, pled guilty to multiple counts of child sexual assault involving several students and is set to be sentenced to 215 years to life.

The Stockton Police Department is investigating a robbery in a local business, seeking public help to identify the suspects who assaulted employees and fled with stolen items.

The Harbor, a new 16-bed recovery residence for substance use disorders, has opened in Roseville, offering a dual-model approach to support transitional treatment phases. It's funded by a grant and the American Rescue Plan Act.

Rancho Cordova police, with a drone and K9 unit, arrested two suspects hiding in a business's crawl space after a burglary alarm, showcasing effective teamwork and community-law enforcement partnership.

Sacramento continues addressing homelessness, with the IMT resolving 654 cases, enrolling 58 individuals for aid, and clearing over 182,000 pounds of trash in one week.