West Sacramento Police Department share a traffic plan for the Athletics vs. Giants game on the 4th of July, expecting significant impacts and advising on road closures and delays.

A man in Grass Valley was arrested for mistreating his dogs, with one found dead and others in poor conditions, and for resisting arrest. The Nevada County Sheriff's Office is overseeing the case.

The Sacramento Police has inaugurated a new training center for its Law Enforcement Chaplaincy, enhancing support for first responders and the community.

North Lake Tahoe expands summer transportation options, including a new shuttle service from Northstar to Kings Beach and extended hours for the Tahoe Area Regional Transit services.

Ammaad Akhtar of Stockton was arrested for attempting to provide material support to ISIS based on evidence of his intentions to fund and join the terrorist group, as uncovered by an FBI-led investigation.

RCPD officers handled a stolen vehicle situation with care, comforting the children inside and turning a potentially traumatic encounter into a positive, community-building experience.

Sacramento faces a typical summer weather pattern with sunny skies and rising temperatures, reaching the high 90s by the weekend, as reported by the NWS.

Rocklin police arrested a repeat shoplifting suspect, showcasing their continuous efforts to prevent theft and highlighting the collaboration between the COPPS Unit and Patrol Officers.

An 18-year-old, Noah Battaglia, was arrested for a double homicide in Elk Grove, suspected to stem from a domestic dispute. Authorities are continuing the investigation.

The City of Lodi and San Joaquin County are collaborating to offer services for the homeless, including health care and housing, at the Lodi Access Center.

A man in Grass Valley was arrested for multiple charges, including assault with a firearm, after a domestic disturbance where he allegedly followed and threatened a woman with a gun.

Sacramento reported on its homelessness response, detailing 852 calls handled, 112 individuals enrolled in assistance databases, and waste management efforts resulting in 161,000 pounds of trash removed.

Calaveras County's Hug A Tree program returns, teaching kids survival skills in nature at Big Trees State Park on Mondays, inspired by a child's 1981 disappearance.