The City of Davis settled an $18.5M lawsuit after a 2022 sidewalk fall that left a woman partially paralyzed. The payout raises questions about sidewalk inspections and tree care.

Detectives arrested a Placerville man after an October mail-theft complaint led to searches that uncovered thousands of stolen mail pieces, embossing machines and weapons.

Three people were arrested after a video‑captured purse‑snatching outside SF Supermarket on Stockton Boulevard. Authorities say surveillance footage and tips led detectives to the suspects.

The city approved a contract with The Gathering Inn to operate the expanded northern Roseville Road campus, adding about 100 tiny homes and on-site services.

All 20 cities in San Mateo County joined a county lawsuit seeking nearly $38M in state funds withheld under the vehicle license fee formula.

West Sacramento moved to start eminent domain proceedings to secure land for the I Street Bridge replacement as officials push to keep construction on schedule.

SCUSD approved a fiscal solvency plan to close a $43M shortfall and avoid county or state control; hiring freezes and administrative reductions are part of the first steps.

Two PIs face charges for allegedly tampering with a witness in a case against a former police sergeant. They offered the witness money and relocation to prevent testimony.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office mourns the loss of K9 Astro, who served at the Folsom Dam Security Bureau since the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013.

The Rancho Cordova Police Department is promoting safer teen driving by urging parents to discuss and model good driving habits, in response to the high rate of teen driving fatalities.

Placer County boosts efforts to curb retail theft with forensic tools and data-driven approaches, targeting out-of-county criminals and recidivists, backed by Proposition 36 enabling cross-jurisdiction prosecution.

UC Davis announced the Aggie Ascent initiative, a $265 million plan for athletic facility upgrades as it joins the Mountain West Conference. Projects include stadium modernization and are to be funded through private means, not student fees.

The Modesto Fire Department upgraded its Engine 12 to an Advanced Life Support paramedic service, enhancing emergency response in the Salida community.