A USDA inspection found preventable macaque fights at UC Davis' primate center, including one attack that led to an amputation.

As summer hiring ramps up, Sacramento teens report dozens of applications and few offers, reflecting a statewide spike in teen unemployment.

Sacramento County DA announced new federal and tribal partners for the regional MMIP task force after a two‑day training, aiming to speed cross‑jurisdiction investigations.

San Joaquin supervisors are weighing a rule to sterilize animals taken into county shelters before they're returned to owners. Officials point to overcrowded shelters and rising costs.

Elk Grove will unveil a plaque and rename its police campus to honor Officer Ty Lenehan, who died in the line of duty in 2022. The ceremony is set for Wednesday, May 13 at 1 p.m.

Fox Sports KSAC abruptly canceled Grant Napear’s afternoon show with minutes’ notice; the veteran host says he’ll continue his program as a weekday podcast on YouTube and X.

Draft city budget cuts would shrink hours at the Southside Park pool and target dozens of positions, prompting neighbors to organize fundraising to keep lifeguards on duty.

A Stockton pastor who shelters migrant families says he keeps his U.S. passport on him as both protection and a public rebuke of racial profiling.

Fear of immigration enforcement led some U.S.‑citizen students in California to forgo the FAFSA this year, shrinking mixed‑status filings and threatening access to federal grants.

A Stockton church says a nearby homeless encampment caused more than $500,000 in damage and theft, leaving a building out of use and prompting calls for a coordinated city response.

After a packed, hourslong meeting, Davis council accepted parts of an HRC report and passed a motion to confront antisemitism and other bias affecting MAPA residents.

Calaveras County’s animal shelter paused dog intake after several animals tested positive for parvovirus. Officials urge microchip checks and vaccinations.

Lawsuits filed by the Immigrant Rights Defense Council accuse three Sacramento-area immigration-consultant businesses of misrepresenting credentials and practicing law without authorization. State rules require registration and a $100,000 bond.