Representative Matsui and advocacy groups criticize ICE for detaining Afghan nationals in Sacramento, emphasizing the community's sense of betrayal and the need to honor commitments to Afghan allies.

The Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office warns against illegal street racing, emphasizing arrests and vehicle impoundment following an incident involving a speed contest.

Police in Rancho Cordova arrested a theft suspect in a cow onesie who had a warrant and was found with stolen goods and drugs.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office dismantled a large illegal marijuana operation, seeking security firm owner Joseph Marques who is suspected to lead it.

Arden Fair Mall will get a Taco Bell Cantina in 2026 — the food‑court Taco Bell will expand into adjacent space and bring beer, wine and boozy Twisted Freezes.

Paris Banh Mi is heading to The Davis Collection in Davis, bringing banh mi, pastries and boba. The new outpost is slated for an early January 2026 debut and is hiring now.

Folsom chef John Hornibrook is bringing a rustic breakfast-and-lunch spot to Pine Grove, with permits filed and hiring underway.

Two adults and a juvenile were arrested after an allegedly racially motivated assault in a Grass Valley parking lot; authorities say the victim was hospitalized and prosecutors are reviewing the case.

Marine Pfc. Tanner F. Rubio died during a training exercise at Camp Pendleton; an investigation is ongoing. His service is honored by the 1st Marine Division.

California's bizfile Online system was exploited by a "bad actor" who uploaded documents with pornographic links, prompting an investigation and swift removal of the content by state officials.

Nightly road construction is set to begin on Franklin Boulevard in Sacramento to improve safety, affecting traffic between Sutterville Road and 32nd Avenue from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Nevada County property owners must pay their tax bills by Dec 10 to avoid a 10% penalty. Michelle Bodley offers multiple payment methods, including online, drop boxes, and in-person, before the 5 p.m. deadline.

City Council approved $25 million for Old Sacramento repairs while lease talks with the state keep some riverfront work on hold. The vote funds boardwalks, docks and market fixes.