Folsom Police to hold a DUI checkpoint on August 28 to reduce impaired driving. The location is undisclosed but chosen due to high crash data. Consequences for DUI include fines and license suspension. The effort is funded by traffic safety grants.

Rocklin Police conducted a DUI checkpoint, resulting in two DUI arrests and three citations for invalid licenses. Out of 936 vehicles, the operation aimed to reduce impaired driving incidents.

Sacramento City Council voted 6-3 to ban overnight camping outside City Hall, reversing a 2018 policy and imposing fines up to $25,000 for violations.

Shane Gillis, the viral comedy sensation behind Netflix's "Tires," announces a major arena show at Golden 1 Center on November 8, 2025, marking one of Sacramento's biggest comedy bookings in recent years.

A casino guest won over $622,000 with a $7 bet on Buffalo Diamond Extreme slot at Thunder Valley Casino Resort, among other big payouts at the Northern California venue.

Bodies of missing Whisper Owen and her daughter were found in a submerged car in an Escalon canal, concluding the search for the Sacramento residents.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of clear skies and rising temperatures for Sacramento, with highs exceeding 100 degrees by Thursday and only slight relief in the cooler evenings.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office joined forces with other agencies to ensure boating safety, issuing 44 citations and resolving incidents, including a man overboard.

A 53-year-old man died and four others were hospitalized after a crash on Highway 12 in Solano County. The driver lost control and veered into traffic, causing a collision. Seat belts were used, and DUI is not suspected for the Nissan driver.

Vance Nabeta is set to become Marysville's new police chief this Tuesday, succeeding the retired Christian Sachs after the death of officer Osmar Rodarte.

Sacramento is intensifying its approach to homelessness, with a recent report detailing the response to 726 calls and the resolution of 1,010 related cases by the IMT. The city also aided individuals with shelter placements and trash removal.

A Manteca man received a nine-year sentence for participating in a murder-for-hire plot. He erroneously hired an FBI informant and escalated his violent requests over time.

Joseph Allen Davis, 19, from Sacramento, was indicted on charges for firearm possession as a felon, stemming from his alleged involvement in a shooting at Rainbow City Park.