Renowned Sacramento journalist Stan Atkinson has died at 92, leaving a legacy as a respected anchor and reporter with awards for international reporting.

Placer County received a $14.5 million grant for a new substance use disorder treatment facility with 36 residential beds and 8 withdrawal management spaces.

The Folsom Public Library is launching its Summer Reading Challenge with activities for all ages, including a musical performance and prizes for reading books.

The Ceres Police Department is conducting a DUI checkpoint to deter impaired driving, with its location undisclosed to increase safety. Costs for a DUI include fines and license suspension.

The Folsom Fire Department advises locals to practice safety near water by wearing life jackets, not swimming alone, and avoiding alcohol. They offer free life jacket rentals and stress the importance of knowing CPR.

Sacramento releases a weekly update on its efforts to address homelessness, with 871 calls addressed and various support and sanitation measures implemented from May 12-18.

Front Street Animal Shelter in Sacramento offers free dog adoptions until May 25 to alleviate overcrowding, ensuring each dog is vaccinated, microchipped, and spayed or neutered, with adoption support provided.

Sacramento expanded its list of drought-tolerant plants to nearly 830 options to encourage water conservation, offering up to $3,000 in rebates for eligible grass conversion landscaping projects.

Documentary "Beyond the Alleyways: The Dixieanne Story" premieres, showcasing Sacramento neighborhood's transformation.

The Sacramento Police Department urges motorists to be cautious of motorcyclists, citing rising fatalities and stressing the importance of safe driving practices for both drivers and riders.

Rancho Cordova celebrates National Public Works Week, highlighting the team's role in traffic safety, stormwater management, and infrastructure maintenance.

Folsom hosts a wildfire readiness open house offering residents skills and information for emergency preparedness, featuring interactive booths on various safety topics.

The Calaveras County Fair and Jumping Frog Jubilee concluded with a Destruction Derby, community engagement, and Sheriff Whiting's frog winning at 10 feet 4.5 inches.