The Folsom Police Department highlights September as a time for suicide prevention and safe gun storage, offering free cable gun locks and advocating for the use of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

The Sacramento Police Department announces a gun buy-back event, allowing residents to exchange firearms for gift cards anonymously and safely on November 2nd at Kinney Police Station.

The El Dorado Police will increase their presence at Barton Junior High School following a social media threat, prioritizing student and staff safety in collaboration with the school district.

Yuba County District Attorney's Office is hiring a Legal Services Specialist who possesses technical skills, attention to detail, and exceptional customer service. The role involves aiding victims and maintaining legal documents.

The City is revising its cannabis business zoning laws to streamline opportunities and mitigate community impact, with public input sought through upcoming events.

Paradise has initiated construction for a new animal shelter, a project supported by the community and Paradise Animal Shelter Helpers, symbolizing commitment to animal welfare.

Sacramento designated a Colonial Revival house, the former home of photographer Levi Vandercook, as a historic landmark, aligning with the city's plan to preserve historical sites.

The Sacramento Police Department celebrated National Aviation Day by acknowledging their Air Unit, highlighting its key role in public safety with a social media video tribute.

AT&T and local nonprofits supplied laptops and school supplies to Sacramento students in need, aiming to close the digital divide and improve education equity.

The 33rd Annual Tomato & Vine Festival takes place in downtown Fairfield with activities, live entertainment, and a variety of tomatoes to taste and purchase.

Sacramento State University proposes to increase student fees by $500 to fund services, despite concerns of affordability and financial burden on students.

The California Highway Patrol is seeking senior volunteers aged 55+ to assist with various tasks including administrative work, event traffic management, and community outreach.

Elk Grove launches an e-bike voucher program offering residents up to $1,000 to buy e-bikes from local shops, aiming to encourage sustainable commuting.