Sacramento's business scene is exploding with growth as the Business Journal reveals which companies are driving the region's economic transformation.

A Sacramento couple was sentenced for the abuse and death of a 5-year-old boy, resulting in life imprisonment for Jason Chitnis and 12.6 years for Dyamond Hudson.

Nearly three years after Guadalupe Jimenez was killed at a Sacramento school pickup, the city finally declares a traffic safety emergency.

Three young men died in a fiery early-morning crash on Roseville Road after a suspected DUI driver collided with their vehicle. A 27-year-old man now faces felony charges.

Former youth theater instructor David Williams was sentenced for 'annoying/molesting' a child and must register as a sex offender for ten years after his misdemeanor conviction.

A Sacramento County man received 25 years to life for murdering his girlfriend's 5-year-old son in a brutal abuse case. The child's mother also received prison time for failing to protect her son.

Sacramento Fire Department contained a grass fire near Garden Hwy without injuries or structural damage; approximately 220 acres were affected before being controlled. The cause is under investigation.

A man fighting for his life after being shot in the head in Arden-Arcade as deputies detain suspect in Tuesday's broad daylight violence.

A shooting at Caldwell Park in Stockton resulted in the death of 19-year-old Adrian Nov Ledesma and injured a 17-year-old. It's the city's 23rd homicide this year.

Lancaster man Jose Nunez sentenced to over 21 years for trafficking 3,500 pounds of methamphetamine in sophisticated Mexico-based drug ring operation.

Sacramento State's $3 million digital equity program brings AI training and computer skills to Lemon Hill's underserved residents. The initiative has trained 75 student navigators to bridge the digital divide in South Sacramento.

A 15-month-old child died after being left in a hot vehicle in Alta Sierra, marking the 20th such death nationwide this year.

Sacramento County's Grand Jury reveals over 97% of confirmed elder financial abuse cases go unprosecuted, exposing systemic failures in protecting vulnerable residents.