The Sacramento Police Department promoted internet safety on #SaferInternetDay, encouraging dialogue about responsible online behavior and sharing resources to navigate digital threats.

Three couples in Rancho Cordova share their enduring love stories, spanning decades and various life events, with the city at the heart of their relationships.

The article commemorates the 26th anniversary of the death of Sacramento Police Officer William "Bill" Bean, Jr., who was killed in the line of duty during a traffic stop in 1999.

Community meeting scheduled by the Placer County DA's Office to discuss the placement of Sexually Violent Predator William Stephenson; concerns over information withholding by DSH and Liberty Healthcare.

K-9 Lance, a dedicated police dog from the Roseville Police Department, retires after over 7 years of service, having aided in 200 suspect apprehensions.

Sacramento's Incident Management Team responded to homelessness issues, fielding 845 calls and closing 887, enrolled 60 individuals for aid, housed 25 people, and cleared 177,420 pounds of trash in a week.

Crystal O-Roy's family of 11 overcame homelessness with help from Sacramento organizations after financial struggles post-divorce. They found stable housing through community support.

The City of Davis has closed its playfields and community pump track due to wet conditions, with a reassessment planned for February 3, 2025; the synthetic soccer field remains open.

Sacramento reaffirms its sanctuary city status, prohibiting city resources from enforcing federal immigration laws and aligning with California's policies to protect immigrants.

Sacramento's Street to Housing program is set to help 100 encampment households with housing and support services, backed by $5.85 million in funds.

Sacramento Police Department announced the creation of a task force to combat human trafficking, involving multiple agencies to enhance regional efforts.

Rancho Cordova Animal Services has established the Pet Food Pantry to help feed pets for owners in economic hardship, with over 12,000 meals already distributed.

Placer County offers free tax assistance for individuals earning $67,000 or less through the VITA program, with services available online and in-person in multiple languages.