Longtime Marshall CFO Laurie Eldridge has sued the Placerville hospital, alleging wrongful termination, age discrimination and retaliation.

Nevada County deputies seized 229 animals at a Grass Valley property after a welfare check; a 39-year-old man now faces eight felony animal cruelty counts.

A Patterson man was sentenced to 55 years-to-life after a jury convicted him in the 2021 death of his roommate. Prosecutors say prior felony findings raised his exposure.

Wells Fargo filed a state notice saying it will eliminate 114 jobs at its Arden‑Arcade office, largely among customer and product support roles.

Mario’s Early Toast has leased space at the Holiday Market Shopping Center in Auburn. The chain says the new outpost is on track to open by the end of February.

A West Sacramento man pleaded guilty to participating in a drug operation trafficking fentanyl, meth, cocaine, and heroin. A raid yielded significant drug seizures. His sentencing is set for March 2026.

The National Weather Service forecasts dense fog and a chance of showers in Sacramento, with temperatures ranging from the 40s to 50s during the week.

Operators of Lincoln’s Kobe Teppanyaki & Sushi bought the 1000 K Street complex in downtown Sacramento and plan an Asian-themed anchor restaurant. The sale follows years of turnover on K Street.

Caltrans will shift eastbound I‑80 traffic onto a new bridge span near Lake Spaulding this week; lane reductions and 30‑minute delays are likely through Dec. 19.

A Food 4 Less in Stockton, CA, sold a $10 Scratchers ticket that won a $1 million prize. This is part of a series of high-value Scratchers wins across California, also contributing to public education funding.

SacRT secured $25.8M in state AHSC grants to buy new light‑rail cars, upgrade stations and back 546 affordable apartments near transit.

The X Games League will open its summer tour in Sacramento June 26–28, 2026, with a March 5 draft in Los Angeles to build four XClubs. Japan and a final championship follow.

A Sacramento charter network saw roughly 70% of its teachers leave in one year, triggering renewed oversight after an audit flagged credential and finance concerns.