Back-to-back early-morning break-ins hit two Falafel Corner shops in Sacramento, leaving one with a shattered window and a register holding nearly $2,000 stolen.

Most CalPERS retirees remain in California, but a rising share of pension dollars now goes to beneficiaries living out of state. That shift is small but growing and matters for local economies.

The Ceres community found the missing at-risk teen Elizjha Casteel safe, with thanks to public assistance and the Ceres Police Department. Details of his disappearance and recovery are not disclosed.

Nevada Union High School students joined a national walkout to protest the anniversary of Trump's inauguration, with local law enforcement ensuring safety and managing traffic.

Two suspects robbed a business on E. Hammer Lane, Stockton, and the Police Department seeks public assistance, offering anonymity and a reward for tips.

A paraprofessional from La Loma Junior High in Modesto, arrested for sending harmful material to minors and child molestation, facing multiple charges.

Sacramento Police Department announced a drug and weapons bust in South Sacramento, arresting three and seizing meth, firearms, and cash after executing search warrants.

Ex-social services worker Leticia Mariscal pleaded guilty to stealing identities and CalFresh benefits, totaling $40,000 from vulnerable victims. She faces a mandatory two-year sentence and a potential $250,000 fine.

The article details a forecast of foggy, cloudy weather in Sacramento, with temperatures in the 50s and 60s, and includes National Weather Service predictions.

A Mellman Group survey paid for by opponents finds support under 50% for California’s proposed billionaire tax, complicating the SEIU‑UHW signature drive.

Intoxicated teens were arrested in Turlock for allegedly trying to force another teen into a car; weapons and guns were found during a probation check.

Sacramento is seeking public input on the future of a 102-acre property for potential uses like housing and a youth soccer complex. A community meeting is scheduled, and proposals are accepted through February 27.

Two big rigs caused major traffic delays in Sacramento, with a jackknifed truck on Highway 50 to I-5 on Tuesday and an overturned truck on I-80 to I-5 on Monday.