Rancho Cordova is upgrading its streets for safety with ARPA-funded public works projects, including new solar-powered streetlights, traffic calming measures, and improved connectivity with multiuse paths.

Sacramento Police arrested a person for illegal firearm possession after responding to a gunshot incident call. Details were shared on their Facebook page.

Fresno man, Paul New, was sentenced to three years in prison for a series of vehicle bombings that targeted local businesses and a health care provider.

Fair Oaks community protests the reopening of Sailor Bar trail to vehicles, concerned for safety, environment, and loss of tranquility, with possible legal action pending.

A fire in Carmichael destroyed a garage and spread to a home, displacing three people and their dog; luckily, there were no injuries. The cause is under investigation.

Sacramento is constructing the new Dos Rios Station for improved transit access in the River District and Mirasol Village, with various funding sources contributing to the $43 million budget.

Yuba County Sheriff's Department seized over 50 pounds of meth in Olivehurst, arresting three individuals and finding an illegal firearm during a raid led by their K9 unit.

The National Weather Service predicts light showers and a breezy weekend in Sacramento Valley, with a warmup and above-normal temperatures expected next week.

A woman with a learner's permit accidentally drove into Chubby's Restaurant in Manteca with her infant; no one was injured, and she was cited for unlicensed driving.

A Sacramento man, Jordan Anthony Hughes, 24, pleads guilty to producing child sexual abuse material, involving a minor under 12. His sentencing is set for July 10, 2025, facing 15 to 30 years in prison.

Yolo County is seeking public input on poverty alleviation funding allocation for the 2026-27 Community Services Block Grant cycle, with two public hearings scheduled.

A Fair Oaks man was sentenced to 33 months in prison for defrauding investors through a fake medical device business, ordered to pay $376,044 in restitution.

The Sacramento Police Department highlights their efforts in removing illegal firearms from the streets to enhance public safety, as shown in shared social media photos.