Kyle Travis Colton was sentenced to six years and eight months after a jury convicted him of receiving child sex abuse material.

The 2025 California International Marathon saw familiar winners with Futsum Zienasellassie and debutante Molly Born setting records in their divisions, among 107 runners qualifying for Olympic trials.

Elk Grove police joined foster youth for a gift shopping event, Shop with a Cop, and participated in a light parade, fostering community ties and creating memorable experiences.

California landmarks were lit in red for the 4th Annual Illuminate campaign by MADD to honor victims of impaired driving and raise awareness about its dangers.

Police in Rancho Cordova arrested a theft suspect in a cow onesie who had a warrant and was found with stolen goods and drugs.

A Placer County hospice chaplain was sentenced to five years after pleading no contest in the alleged sexual assault of a 76-year-old hospice patient who died days later.

A federal judge tossed Huntington Beach’s federal challenge to SB 54, preserving California’s limits on local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

A Yolo County jury found Yolo Food Bank liable and awarded roughly $3 million to former executive Michael Bisch amid claims of retaliation, defamation and breach of contract.

A ShakeAlert system erroneously warned Northern Californians of non-existent seismic activity; the false alert was attributed to a system error and confirmed by the Nevada Seismological Laboratory.

Two men were shot at Riverview Park in Ceres; one died and the other was seriously injured. The incident might be gang-related. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

A San Diego man with a long fraud record was arrested in Sacramento after authorities say he ran a new investment scheme while on home confinement. Court filings tie him to earlier SEC and criminal cases.

Immortal Cafe & Supply is opening a Curtis Park outpost with brunch, a curated wine list and evening events. The downtown shop will remain at 1111 H St.

California AG Rob Bonta announced a federal judge granted a preliminary injunction blocking a federal measure that would strip Medicaid funds from Planned Parenthood.