The Trax Off The Rails opened in Lincoln's Brand Feeds block with 28 taps, wine and a full gastropub menu, expanding the Roseville taproom's concept. Locals can expect rotating drafts and bar‑friendly plates.

A traffic accident on Sly Park Rd caused closures and power line disruptions, with the CHP Placerville issuing updates on detours and advising caution for commuters.

A gambler at Harrah's Lake Tahoe threatened to bomb the casino after losing $20,000; authorities arrested him without incident, recalling a similar past event.

A pedestrian died after being hit by a vehicle in South Sacramento, prompting a police investigation and roadway closures. Safety concerns are highlighted.

OmniMax renewed three industrial leases — including a Sacramento site — keeping about 500,000 square feet active as it prepares for a $1.335B sale.

A Yolo County jury convicted Paul Allen Perez of murdering five infant children whose deaths spanned the 1990s and early 2000s. DNA evidence of preserved remains helped investigators link Perez to the victims; sentencing is set for April 6.

Firefighters quickly controlled a vehicle fire in Placerville, CA; a bystander prevented further damage by moving the car from a building. No injuries reported; cause is under investigation.

The NWS forecast for Sacramento predicts fog clearing for a sunny afternoon, a slight rain chance tonight, and sunny but windy conditions ahead, with areas of frost.

A two-vehicle crash at MLK Boulevard and Golden Gate Avenue in Stockton sent two men to the hospital; one later died. Stockton police say the traffic unit is investigating.

Rancho Cordova approved bond support that could fund a 236-unit income-restricted apartment complex near Sunrise and Chrysanthy.

Fukumi Restaurant Group plans to open Pier 50 Sushi and a ramen spot called Fukumi Chaya in the former Davis City Hall at 226 F St, the Sacramento Business Journal reports.

A 42-year-old man from Oregon died in an avalanche while snowmobiling near Truckee, California, despite the group's rescue efforts and emergency assistance.

Modesto Police reported a historic zero homicides in 2025, with a general crime decline, crediting strategic efforts, technology, and community support.