In West Sacramento, a fire rig ran over two people sleeping under a carpet, killing one and critically injuring another. The fire department is investigating, and the victims' families are seeking answers.

A fire truck responding to a fire in West Sacramento drove over two people hidden under a carpet, killing one and injuring the other. The firefighters have been placed on leave during the investigation.

Sacramento Poetry Week, led by Poet Laureate Andru Defeye, will feature events like open mics, educational sessions, a poetry slam, contests with cash prizes, and free rides on public transit for those with a local poem.

The Rocklin Police and Sacramento County Probation Departments collaborated to arrest a suspect for felony theft at an Ulta store, with the suspect now facing multiple charges.

A driver died in Modesto after their BMW crashed into a concrete wall on Roselle and Floyd Avenues. The police are investigating and have reopened the road.

Law enforcement surrounded a Sacramento house after a high-speed chase from Fairfield, seeking burglary suspects. Two are detained; the standoff continues as officers believe more suspects might be inside. The public is advised to avoid the area.

The intersection at Hazel and Oak avenues in Orangevale reopened after a big rig collision that caused significant traffic delays and minor injuries. The northbound slow lane will stay closed for cleanup.

Sacramento police arrest Kyle Firebaugh in connection with the fentanyl-related death of Bianca Bewley in December 2023.

A man was hospitalized following a stomach gunshot in Rancho Cordova; his girlfriend was detained as part of the ongoing investigation.

A ceremony in Sacramento honored 36 fallen firefighters, including Matthew Watt and Barbara Dockery, by adding their names to the California Firefighter Memorial.

Sacramento's Office of Arts and Culture opens second round of "Creative Venues Grant" program, offering $10,000 and $20,000 grants for local arts venues.

Shawn Van Dixon pleaded guilty to burglarizing a U.S. Post Office in Caliente, facing up to 5 years in prison.

Modesto Police received a $560,000 grant from California OTS to boost traffic enforcement and safety programs through September 2025, including DUI checkpoints, patrols, and public education.