A person died in a bedroom fire in Citrus Heights. The fire was out upon discovery, with the cause and time of death undetermined. An investigation is ongoing.

A collaborative law enforcement operation in Stockton led to the seizure of drugs, weapons, and cash, along with the arrest of two suspects and the dismantling of illicit labs.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office is searching for an 11-year-old at-risk child, Brody Beutler, last seen in the South Sacramento Vintage Park area.

New light rail station, the Dos Rios Light Rail Station, is under construction in Sacramento's River District, aimed at improving community connectivity and public transit accessibility.

Daniel Hooker of Los Angeles has pled guilty to money laundering conspiracy linked to a scheme handling proceeds from cocaine sales, according to U.S. Attorney Phillip A. Talbert.

A woman was robbed in her yard in Stockton; a suspect pushed her when confronted. Police seek information on the reported morning incident on North Sutter Street.

West Sacramento announces overnight road closures on the Yolo 50/80 Corridor for improvement work until November 27. Detours via the Reed Avenue Offramp and 5th Street exit are in place.

The National Weather Service forecasts snow, potential near-freezing temperatures in Northern California, with caution advised for travelers in the Sierra due to slick conditions.

Deputies fatally shot an armed man on a Carmichael rooftop after he fired at them during a standoff following threats to his roommate and an initial gunfire incident in his apartment.

The National Weather Service forecasts rain, snow, and possible thunderstorms for Sacramento, with travel complications expected as weather systems move in during the week.

The Sacramento City Express announces an open house on November 13 to discuss the Truxel Road Bridge Project, aimed at improving Natomas-downtown connectivity.

Henry Ellard Jr. from Fresno pleaded guilty to COVID-19 relief fraud, misusing $144,000 from the SBA for personal expenses after falsifying company details.

Sacramento's fire weather risk persists but will soon improve, with a week of milder temperatures and pleasant weather ahead, according to the National Weather Service.