Deni Avdija returned from injury scoring 26 points, aiding the Blazers to beat the Kings 117-110. Teammate Clingan also shone with 21 points and 17 rebounds.

A wrong-way crash on I-80 in Solano County led to three deaths. Details and cause are under investigation; a secondary collision occurred during the response.

A midday shooting near Stockton’s flea market left two men dead and a woman injured; police say detectives are investigating the scene.

A long-running rebuild of Watt Avenue in North Highlands is entering its final phases, bringing new bike lanes, medians and a rebuilt Watt/I‑80 transit plaza. Officials say the work should be finished by mid‑2026.

Manteca Police arrested two suspects for vehicle burglaries at Great Wolf Lodge, with a third still sought, as Detective Smith links evidence to a similar incident in Roseville.

A Yolo County jury convicted Enrique Urbina Mendoza of continuous sexual abuse of two young relatives; he was sentenced to 12 years plus a 25‑to‑life term. Victims told the court the abuse left lasting harm.

Three people — an 18-year-old and two juveniles — were arrested after a Macy's robbery at the Westfield Galleria; police say a replica rifle may also be part of the case.

Nevada County reflects on 2025 as the 'Year of Youth,' emphasizing government efforts to address youth needs such as free bus fares and highlighting improvements in housing, infrastructure, and services.

San Joaquin County approves an EMS contract to enhance emergency medical care, involving cities like Stockton and Lodi, with American Medical Response operating ambulances.

Los Angeles man Javier Aguilera Rosas receives a 15-month prison sentence for creating and distributing false identification documents and misusing a social security number.

El Dorado County canceled the Jan. 21 Affordable Housing Task Force meeting; the county says cancellation details were sent to subscribers and posted online.

Placer County invites residents to a town hall on January 20 to discuss the placement of an SVP, William Stephenson, in their area, seeking community input before a deadline.

A new Assembly bill would tighten California’s e‑bike definition to 750 watts and push high‑power machines into motorcycle rules as injuries climb. Lawmakers say the change targets aftermarket mods and safety gaps.