California officials and environmentalists oppose the Trump administration's proposal to expand offshore oil drilling off the California coast, which has not seen new drilling since 1984.

Mosquito Road will be closed on December 6, 2025, from 7 am to 12 pm for crane inspection and maintenance by El Dorado County's DOT. Detours and signs will be in place.

Sacramento homeowners and developers are using the Mills Act to shrink tax bills and fund restorations on old houses across Midtown and Alkali Flat.

Nevada County Planning Commission approved an ordinance to allow RVs as ADUs to help with the housing shortage, pending Board of Supervisors approval.

The Placer County Sheriff's Office announced the creation of the Placer County Cold Case Foundation, a nonprofit to aid in funding cold case investigations.

Three people were arrested after a video‑captured purse‑snatching outside SF Supermarket on Stockton Boulevard. Authorities say surveillance footage and tips led detectives to the suspects.

Sacramento supervisors approved $16.38M for a mental‑health housing and outreach pilot focused on historically neglected south Sacramento neighborhoods.

Nevada County Sheriff's Office partners with Gold Rush Subaru to support the Sheriff's HEART animal rescue team via customer donations during the "Share the Love" event.

Court papers allege a longtime Sacramento teacher groomed and sexually assaulted a student at Leonardo Da Vinci K‑8; the teacher had been arrested last year in a CSAM probe.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in California pursued justice during the government shutdown, sentencing individuals for sexual exploitation and drug trafficking and handing down various indictments and trial verdicts.

A historic lumber mill in Auburn was destroyed by fire; its investigation is underway with a person of interest. No injuries reported; the fire was contained to one structure.

The Rocklin Police Department received a $70,000 grant from the California OTS for traffic safety programs focused on reducing road injuries and deaths.

David Gordon, who has led the Sacramento County Office of Education for 21 years, will retire in June 2027. Trustees have time to run a careful search while equity work continues.