Records show Sacramento County paid $2.45M to settle claims after four men died in county custody; agreements and filings outline changes and ongoing oversight.

A quick‑build package would reconfigure a short stretch of Marysville Boulevard with a road diet, wider bike lanes and added crosswalks as city and federal funds begin to materialize.

A motorist says they fought off a man posing as an officer during a stop near China Hill Road and Highway 49; the sheriff's office is asking for tips.

Sacramento County is set to consider roughly $54.7M in financing Tuesday for a five‑story, 73‑unit affordable apartment project on Power Inn Road that would serve households at 30%–60% AMI.

FBI Sacramento posted photos of U.S. Attorney Eric Grant's swearing‑in and signaled close cooperation between investigators and federal prosecutors in the Eastern District.

A Sacramento judge handed down decades‑long sentences after a violent 2018 home invasion at a south Sacramento gambling house.

Foggy morning gives way to rain Tuesday afternoon; expect wet roads and mountain snow through Wednesday.

An inmate at Sacramento County’s Main Jail died Sunday night after a medical emergency; the sheriff opened an in‑custody investigation while the coroner reviews the cause.

Two Taco Bell workers in El Dorado Hills walked off Monday accusing a manager of racist slurs and retaliation. Attorneys say they will file state complaints and union organizers backed the action.

Caltrans released a statewide Director’s Transit Policy to prioritize buses and transit-supportive design on state highways, with an implementation plan due in summer 2026.

A coalition of Central Valley growers has asked President Trump to speed federal funding and approvals to raise Shasta Dam — a move supporters call crucial and opponents say would flood the McCloud River.

San Joaquin RTD suspended service Feb. 9 after drivers filled a special board meeting; Stockton leaders demanded that routes be restored. Riders faced delays with no timeline for resumption.

State officials say California is safeguarding more than $15 billion in forgotten accounts and assets as February is named Unclaimed Property Month. The move is meant to push residents toward the state's searchable database.