The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office has launched an operation combining enforcement and outreach to address homelessness, involving multiple law enforcement and support entities.

Sacramento County Sheriff seeks public help regarding a break-in at Salon Bravissimo, Sacramento, with losses over $10,000, offering a $1000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Ezel Tinsley was sentenced to 25 years to life for the murder of Terry Washington at a sober-living home after a confrontation over Tinsley's relapse. Washington died after nine months in a coma following the attack.

Zimnako Salah from Phoenix is convicted of plotting a hate crime against Christian churches, using hoax bomb threats to obstruct religious practice. He followed extremist content and possessed IED components.

Sacramento is expected to enjoy mild spring weather through the end of the weekend with chances of light precipitation late Sunday into Monday, mainly north of I-80.

The West Sacramento Police Department acknowledged community efforts in handling traffic during River Cats and Athletics games, assured typical flow duration, and plans to continue addressing congestion issues.

David Joseph Yama faces new federal charges for drug possession and illegal ammunition possession as a convicted felon, potentially leading to a 20-year prison sentence and fines.

The National Weather Service predicts a warm and sunny weekend in Sacramento with possible temperatures over 75 degrees, followed by a chance of light showers early next week.

A Modesto man, Gregory Allen King, faces up to 19 years in prison after being convicted of witness intimidation, with a history including a drive-by shooting conviction.

The Yuba County Sheriff's Department praised Chelsy Hogan and the POP Team for stopping jail contraband and seizing a large amount of methamphetamine in February.

A 16-year-old boy was arrested for the fatal shooting of his friend in South Sacramento, with officials suggesting the incident stemmed from reckless firearm handling.

Two Modesto residents were sentenced to prison for operating a $3 million real estate fraud scheme involving straw purchases and manipulated short sales.

A Red Bluff man was sentenced to over four years in prison for drug and firearm offenses following his arrest in a motel where he possessed fentanyl and a firearm.