Over 600 Northern California Kaiser Permanente healthcare workers held a one-day strike regarding staffing and worker conditions amidst ongoing contract negotiations.

Two young people were shot in a drive-by incident in Stockton while walking to a party. The investigation is ongoing, and both victims are recovering from non-life-threatening injuries.

Rep. Ami Bera urges the creation of a task force to address rampant mail theft and vandalism in Sacramento County, highlighting an alarming audit of missing mailbox keys.

Sacramento's report on homelessness shows 657 calls to 311, 1,864 new cases, 2,002 closed cases, and significant trash cleanup, reflecting the city's ongoing efforts to address the issue.

Yolo County seeks input from organizations on improving animal services through an RFI, covering areas like shelter management and veterinary services.

Placer County Sheriff's Office seeks assistance to identify a vandalism suspect in Loomis, who was caught on camera spray-painting vehicles on September 1st.

Sacramento Councilmember Mai Vang is challenging Congressmember Doris Matsui for California's 7th Congressional District, setting the stage for a Democratic political contest.

Patterson Police and Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office seek suspect, Geronimo Flores, after a fatal stabbing. Public urged to submit tips, with options for anonymity.

The City of Davis is offering Fall Trekkers, an extension of their summer camp, with weekend camping trips for tweens and teens to teach outdoor skills and environmental stewardship.

A serial Lululemon thief received a ten-year prison sentence in California after stealing nearly $30,000 worth of goods, thanks to a joint effort by the DA's Retail Theft Program and the Roseville Police.

The Roseville Police Department celebrated National Police K-9 Day, highlighting their K-9 units' contributions to public safety and the close bond between the dogs and their handlers.

Sacramento has enacted an ordinance prohibiting the homeless from sleeping outside City Hall, amidst debates on how to help them with dignity and city efforts to provide housing and shelter alternatives falling short.

A man who committed a murder-for-hire in Sacramento for just $500 at age 18 could soon be eligible for parole after Governor Newsom commuted his life sentence.