Sacramento supervisors approved $16.38M for a mental‑health housing and outreach pilot focused on historically neglected south Sacramento neighborhoods.

Nevada County Sheriff's Office partners with Gold Rush Subaru to support the Sheriff's HEART animal rescue team via customer donations during the "Share the Love" event.

The Placer County Sheriff's Office raised $5,600 for breast cancer through a pink patch charity event, reinforcing community support and research efforts.

Employees of Sky River Casino, backed by Unite Here Local 49, rallied for union recognition, contesting the need for an election as per a 2017 agreement, with legal battles ongoing.

Folsom Police warn that e-scooters, e-bikes, and e-motorcycles must follow California Vehicle Code rules, with potential fines and impoundments for non-compliance.

Natomas teachers will march to the district board meeting tonight to press for higher pay, fully funded health coverage and more classroom support.

San Joaquin County approved $1.5M to complete the Gospel Center Rescue Mission’s New Life center in Stockton, adding 110 beds and medical recuperative care.

The Rocklin Police Department received a $70,000 grant from the California OTS for traffic safety programs focused on reducing road injuries and deaths.

Ceres Police Department is organizing "Coffee with a Cop" on November 18th at the local McDonald’s to foster conversations between officers and community members.

The Roseville Fire Department partners with Toys for Tots to collect holiday gifts for children in need, accepting donations at fire stations and libraries until December 12.

Redding paid tribute to flight nurse Suzie Smith, who died in a helicopter crash, in a service filled with memories and music. Her dedication to service and impact on the community were honored.

Oscar Villegas will welcome Yolo County families to the SMUD Museum of Science and Curiosity for Yolo Day, offering free science learning on November 22.

Sacramento PD received a grant from the OTS to improve traffic safety through enforcement and education efforts until September 2026, targeting DUIs, distracted driving, and violations like speeding.