Nevada County offers free transit services during the holidays, including shuttles to local events, funded by an air quality grant. Services exclude Dec. 25 and Jan. 1, and they're hiring drivers.

Brennan Marion is set to leave Sacramento State as head coach to become the University of Colorado's offensive coordinator after one season and a 7-5 record with the Hornets.

Governor Newsom offers aid to Stockton shooting victims, up to $70,000 for various expenses including funerals and medical bills, with application deadline set for November 2032.

Dozens of vehicles were burglarized at Great Wolf Lodge in Manteca on Thanksgiving morning, with items stolen including a firearm. Suspects remain at large.

A 7-year-old boy suffered major injuries after his dirt bike struck the back of a Polaris side‑by‑side on a remote forest road, the CHP says.

The California International Marathon, with 10,000 runners, is taking place in Sacramento, causing road closures and transit changes. The event starts at Folsom and ends at the State Capitol.

Isabel Lopez was honored with the CCTT Public Service Award of Excellence for her impactful work in Nevada County health programs and clinics, improving community health.

The West Sacramento Police Department received a $90,700 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety for enforcing and educating about traffic safety.

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.