Sacramento County agreed to a $6 million settlement after the 2023 drownings of two foster twins in Roseville. The parents are still pursuing claims against contractors and the caregiver.

A serious crash involving a big rig and a car in West Sacramento caused major injuries and disrupted traffic along I-80 to Highway 50. Weather is suspected to be a factor.

Four hunters and their dogs were rescued from Little Grizzly Canyon by Placer County Sheriff's after being stranded. An injured hunter and another with a medical issue were airlifted to safety.

Two children were hit by a car outside a Carmichael school; one hospitalized with minor injuries. The driver, not under DUI suspicion, cooperated with the investigation.

Stanislaus County Sheriff's Unit enforced compliance on Halloween, arresting 9 out of 38 checked sexual offenders. The annual operation aims to enhance public safety during festivities.

A DUI driver struck a Ceres police car; the driver, already on probation for DUI, was arrested for felony DUI after testing nearly three times the legal alcohol limit.

California political consultant Dana Williamson is indicted on charges including fraud and obstructing justice, with allegations of misusing campaign funds and manipulating tax documents.

Jason Elola, a Tracy father of nine, died following a road rage incident. A vigil was held, and the suspect, Martin Davis Jr., was arrested on suspicion of murder. The family grieves and calls for road calm.

The father of Michael Ray Berry, a teen killed in a SacRT stabbing, has filed a lawsuit against Sacramento and SacRT after no charges were filed by the DA.

Two cyclists were rescued in Nevada County after getting stranded on a snowy trail. The rescue team's prompt response and the cyclists' call for help ensured their safety.

Citrus Heights Police apprehended a hit-and-run suspect with the help of crime-fighting cameras, which also contributed to a 50% drop in auto thefts in the community.

Around 20 inmates rioted at California State Prison, Sacramento, leading to 4 hospitalizations but no life-threatening injuries. Chemical agents and nonlethal weapons were used; no staff were hurt.

A driver was arrested after leading California Highway Patrol on a high-speed chase at 110 mph on State Route 99. The individual had a suspended license, drugs, burglary tools, identity theft materials, and outstanding felony warrants.