A Sacramento teen was arrested after allegedly threatening a peer on a video call; deputies seized an unregistered AR‑15.

Juan Lara was arrested by Sacramento Police on homicide charges after a shooting on Eleanor Avenue, where a man was killed. The community is concerned after recent shootings.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office reports a murder-suicide that claimed four lives, including the shooter and three family members, in a Rancho Cordova neighborhood.

Dense fog is expected in Sacramento, mainly before 8 a.m., leading to reduced visibility and slower traffic, followed by clearing skies and a high of 58 degrees.

SK hynix said it will commit $10 billion to a U.S. AI company built through Rancho Cordova‑based Solidigm, signaling a major local bet on AI infrastructure and jobs. The reorganization will repurpose Solidigm as the U.S. hub for SK’s AI investments.

Robert Lopez was arrested by Stockton police for allegedly stealing equipment from a Stockton Fire Department engine, including vital firefighting gear like helmets and jackets. The stolen items were recovered and returned to the fire department.

The California Arts Council is hosting discussions on the Creative Economy Strategic Plan, inviting public input in Sacramento to shape state arts and culture.

Johnny’s NY Pizzeria moved from a pandemic passion project into a Rocklin storefront at 2830 Sunset Blvd and marked the launch with a Chamber ribbon-cutting.

Kayakers found a body near Black Miner's Bar at Lake Natoma Wednesday; the Sacramento County coroner is investigating and no identification has been released.

The Sacramento City Council voted to update its immigration policy, reinforcing its status as a sanctuary city and pledging stronger protections against federal immigration enforcement.

A Turlock homeowner was arrested after police say he started fires at his Wayside Drive property; crews contained the blazes and no one was hurt.

Four people, including two children, were found dead in a Rancho Cordova home, in a murder-suicide incident reported by the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.

The Army Corps has finished major upgrades to Marysville's 7.6‑mile ring levee and is moving the project toward FEMA review; accreditation could cut flood insurance bills.