Residents of Rocklin and Roseville experienced multiple vehicle break-ins. Two suspects were arrested with help from community vigilance and police collaboration.

A liquor-license application lists a prospective operator for 3326 Broadway, the former KC Kombucha taproom in Oak Park.

Governor Newsom announced a letter of intent pairing the California National Guard with Mexico’s defense ministry to coordinate disaster response and border security. The move formalizes training and mutual-aid channels with Baja California partners.

A Folsom‑led compliance sweep this week checked dozens of registrants and resulted in two arrests, including drug possession and a warrant tied to PC 647.6(a).

A federal judge tossed Huntington Beach’s federal challenge to SB 54, preserving California’s limits on local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

A Yolo County jury found Yolo Food Bank liable and awarded roughly $3 million to former executive Michael Bisch amid claims of retaliation, defamation and breach of contract.

The Placer County Planning Commission approved plans for the Ritz-Carlton Residences in Lake Tahoe, consisting of 18 chalets and a parking structure, pending Board of Supervisors' approval.

California lobbyist Greg Campbell and ex-Chief of Staff Sean McCluskie plead guilty to fraud and conspiracy involving misuse of campaign funds and COVID-19 relief loans.

Joseph Allen Davis pleads guilty to illegal firearm possession as a felon following a shooting incident at Rainbow City Park in Davis. He faces up to 15 years in prison.

Sacramento weather will feature fog and clouds, with temperatures in the low to high 50s. Dense morning fog will lead to mostly cloudy days and partly cloudy nights, continuing into the week with mild highs near 60 and lows in the mid-40s.

A ShakeAlert system erroneously warned Northern Californians of non-existent seismic activity; the false alert was attributed to a system error and confirmed by the Nevada Seismological Laboratory.

Stockton, reeling from a mass shooting, sees residents and organizations unite for support and healing, with gatherings and mental health services offered.

Rancho Cordova students launch rockets and revitalize a school garden in community-supported educational initiatives, pairing with businesses like Solidigm and volunteers from Lowe's.