An Elk Grove motor officer was hit by a vehicle while responding to a call but was not injured. Traffic was affected, but the road has reopened. The incident is under investigation.

Sacramento offers weather-respite operations in multiple locations, providing shelter for individuals during heavy rain from Dec. 19-26, with additional support from libraries, community centers, and free transportation.

The California Department of Education told Tahoe‑Truckee to move its high‑school sports into the California federation after Nevada tightened transgender‑athlete rules, touching off fights over travel and fairness.

Yuba County Sheriff's Department investigates a suspicious death after firefighters find a body at the center of an extinguished fire in Smartsville, CA.

Nevada County Counsel Kit Elliott is retiring on Dec. 20, with Trevor Koski taking over the next day. The transition acknowledges Elliott's contributions and prepares Koski to continue her legacy.

Rocklin COPPS and Lincoln police say they arrested a suspect tied to 35 Target thefts that together amounted to nearly $20,000 in losses.

Sacramento faces a prolonged wet weather period, including showers on Christmas, with potential flooding concerns and impacts on travel and outdoor plans.

After 61 years, Rio Vista’s Point announced it will close; owners blamed failed lease talks and high costs as the property is listed for sale.

Operation Santa in Nevada County brings holiday cheer to around 100 elderly and disabled residents with gifts, meals, and firewood, facilitated by Adult Services and local organizations.

Placer County supervisors tentatively approved the affordable 240-unit Hope Way Apartments, moving forward despite design review concerns and a split vote.

A hazardous material incident in Roseville caused traffic delays after a semi-truck spilled diesel. The fire department contained the spill with no reported injuries.

A Sacramento man was arrested after leaving a welfare check with a child in his car; police say the child is safe and was reunited with family.

SB 307 orders CSU campuses to shield students whose schooling is interrupted by immigration enforcement. Advocates say the law helps, but campus staff warn training is still needed.