Dupree and Savangsy were arraigned on murder and torture charges related to a 7-year-old girl's death in Roseville; the continued arraignment is set for January 5, 2026.

California Highway Patrol initiates two Holiday Enforcement Periods to improve road safety, focusing on violations like impaired driving and seat belt use.

Sacramento's Old Sacramento Waterfront hosts the "Countdown on the Cobblestones," a family-friendly New Year's Eve event with live music and a 9 p.m. fireworks show.

The NWS predicts rain and possibly thunderstorms in Sacramento during Christmas, with strong breezes and wind gusts. Rainfall is expected to continue into Friday with a slight break on Saturday.

One person died in a single-vehicle crash in Sacramento County, attributed to bad weather, after hitting a pole at Franklin Blvd and Point Pleasant Road.

The Stockton Police Department opened the Sierra Vista Substation to improve community safety and foster better police-community relations, with a focus on trust and partnership.

Ceres Police Department hosted their annual Beards for Kids event, wrapping and distributing gifts to families in need, fostering community relations.

At the CAL FIRE station's event, a dog named Bonnie was adopted, showing the unit's commitment to the community beyond firefighting. Other dogs are still looking for homes.

Body found in fire identified as Constance Laurel; her nephew, Vincent Ciulei, arrested and charged with arson. Investigation ongoing, public information sought.

NWS has a Flood Advisory for Sacramento County through 6:30 a.m. Friday; expect ponding and minor flooding in low‑lying areas. Motorists are urged to avoid flooded roads.

Deputies were involved in an officer-involved shooting in Greenwood; a woman was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries and investigators remain on scene.

The FBI announced up to $50,000 in rewards to locate a wanted Sacramento man and his two missing children as investigators continue probing Angelica Bravo’s death.

The Placer County Sheriff's Office continues to issue evacuation warnings due to expected rain and snow, despite dropping water levels in the South Yuba River. Safety measures and resources are in place for the incoming storm.