Four years after a $12.3M purchase, Sacramento’s 102‑acre Meadowview parcel remains undeveloped. The city has opened an RFEI and will accept proposals through Feb. 27.

Two individuals were arrested for attempting to steal meat from a Safeway by concealing it in their pants, with one suspect wearing a GPS device due to parole.

RCPD cited a juvenile for reckless dirt bike riding without helmets and impounded the bike. They stressed that traffic laws apply to all ages for community safety.

A leaked Cal OES memo suggests the state briefly weighed ending state‑funded post‑fire soil testing, reviving concerns about contamination after the Eaton and Palisades fires.

Two people were arrested in connection with a Dec. 3 shooting at Riverview Park in Ceres that left one man dead and another wounded.

The owners of Midtown’s Adamo’s Kitchen are opening Dodici Pizzeria at 12th and D in Alkali Flats, bringing another locally run pizza spot to downtown Sacramento.

Bodycam footage released shows ex-deputy Marvin Morales fatally shooting his son, then dying in a shootout with officers after a high-speed chase and crash.

Placer County is accepting applications for its Launchpad workforce housing program, offering $3,275,000 for North Lake Tahoe housing projects. Applications open February 25, with approval contingent on a February 3 board meeting.

A long-running rebuild of Watt Avenue in North Highlands is entering its final phases, bringing new bike lanes, medians and a rebuilt Watt/I‑80 transit plaza. Officials say the work should be finished by mid‑2026.

A federal judge dismissed the DOJ's bid for California's unredacted voter rolls, calling the request "unprecedented and illegal." The ruling is the first major judicial rebuke of the nationwide data push.

Sutter Health has begun constructing a new $380 million advanced cancer center in Modesto, offering comprehensive treatments, clinical trials, and integrated care to address higher regional cancer mortality rates.

A compact Mel’s Express is proposed for the former Subway at 3000 Stockton Blvd near Aggie Square, with plans expected by the end of January and a mid‑2026 opening targeted.

Sacramento's report shows 512 calls about homelessness led to 2,149 cases and 2,128 closed. Outreach enrolled 90 people for resources and 19 were housed. No cabins but 23 city-funded shelter spots were open.