A 32-year-old Davis woman died and a West Sacramento man was injured after a two-vehicle crash on West Capitol Avenue that shut the road for hours on Sunday.

Three cows and a horse blocked an intersection in Rio Linda Sunday night before deputies corralled them and returned them to their property.

Local realtors are warning Mayor McCarty’s proposed transfer tax on high-end sales could chill deals and produce less revenue than projected for housing programs. City leaders say thresholds and uses are still being worked out.

The City of Sacramento invites residents to share feedback on city life through an online survey until February 13 to help refine city policies and services.

Juvenile led deputies on a high-speed chase in a stolen car, crashing into a wall in Antelope; suspect apprehended and faces charges.

An 82-year-old man was sentenced to 14 years for having explicit child images, following a collaborative investigation and his own admission of guilt.

Sacramento introduces a new Limited Entertainment Permit (LEP) for small business owners to host live entertainment, with an informational session set for Jan. 29 to explain the application process and benefits.

Sacramento's report shows efforts to address 2,319 new homelessness cases and the removal of over 76,000 pounds of debris; only 16 housed, with shelters near full capacity.

A man died after a shooting in North Sacramento early Saturday. Homicide detectives have taken over the investigation and police are asking witnesses to come forward.

Charlie Palmer and Appellation have reimagined Wine & Roses as Appellation Lodi, adding two chef-led venues and a bakery that lean on Lodi farms and wineries.

Hawaii's Shidler Group bought the 762‑bed Wexler on 65th, a student housing complex a block from Sac State. The purchase adds another out‑of‑market investor to the city's student housing stock.

Cool mornings with patchy valley fog through Tuesday and only a slight chance of light rain midweek.

FEMA’s 2025 equipment schedule cuts hourly reimbursements for wildland engines, and California chiefs warn those cuts could shrink mutual‑aid response. Small districts say the math won’t add up.