Chubby Cattle plans an all-you-can-eat wagyu BBQ at the former Tahoe Joe’s on Taylor Road; permits filed in April cover a 7,100‑sq‑ft remodel and the company lists Roseville as coming soon.

Rancho Cordova police detained a man after reports he waved and pointed what looked like a semi-automatic handgun; officers later recovered a replica Sig Sauer pellet gun.

A mid‑cycle update trims about $1.4M and lifts Davis’ reserve to roughly 13.7%, but weaker sales and cannabis receipts plus rising payrolls leave a multiyear shortfall into 2027.

Cool, clear morning gives way to a midweek heat spike in Sacramento; highs near 93°F today and up to 97°F Thursday.

UC Davis has pitched a small branch medical campus in Redding to train local students and help address Shasta County’s doctor shortage. County leaders are weighing partners and funding before any commitment.

Roseville police say they broke up a yearlong odometer-rollback ring; two arrested and eight vehicles seized across the Sacramento region. Investigators urge buyers to verify VINs and run history reports.

A Vacaville man was given a 15‑year federal sentence after pleading guilty to meth distribution and a firearm charge. Authorities say multiple arrests turned up hundreds of grams of meth and a loaded Glock.

A judge gave Rene Vega life plus 14 years after his conviction in a 2022 AMPM attack in Tracy that left a clerk with catastrophic injuries.

Dearborn's Bayt Al Mocha is expanding west with a planned Carmichael shop at Greenback Corners, offering Yemeni coffees and pastries.

State health officials say tests found elevated thallium in Brad’s kale and salad snacks; consumers are being told to discard or return affected packages.

A new tropical cocktail bar has opened in Midtown, with a tiled fountain, bougainvillea and $12 cocktails. It aims to be an affordable, transportive stop in the Ice Blocks.

Two people died after a big‑rig crash on northbound Highway 99 near Harney Lane in Lodi Tuesday, closing lanes for hours while CHP investigated.

San Quentin has been converted into a rehabilitation campus and CDCR moved more than 500 condemned inmates to prisons across California.