A man in Stockton was arrested after accidentally shooting himself and a friend while showing off a gun. The incident resulted in non-life-threatening injuries.

A suspect in a Sacramento-area storage facility theft was hit by a car while fleeing and sustained serious injuries. Details of the stolen items are unclear.

A community paid tribute to Suzie Smith, a flight nurse who died after a helicopter crash. A procession was held, and a fund was set up in her memory. Two others injured are expected to survive.

Columbus Day in Sacramento ended with a high chance of showers and thunderstorms, with temperatures in the low 60s. The wet conditions with gusty winds were expected to continue into the night and following day.

The political dispute in Placer County escalates as Mayor Holly Andreatta disputes Supervisor Shanti Landon's claims about a homeless facility project.

Delta College celebrates Dr. Dawn Mabalon's legacy with a dedicated portrait and auditorium renaming, honoring her contributions as a historian and advocate for Filipino history and social justice.

Nurse Susan "Suzie" Smith died in a helicopter crash; her organ donation and "heroes walk" honored her legacy of service. Details of the crash are under investigation.

Nevada County Sheriff's Office hosts its third annual Children's Holiday Card Contest for kids aged 4-12, with the winner getting a special ride to school and a classroom event.

Election ballots and mail were stolen then recovered in Woodland, Yolo County; 30 ballots water-damaged will be replaced, and unaffected voters will be contacted.

Sacramento's weather will see sun today, then mixed with showers and thunderstorms, and cooler temperatures into the week, with some recovery by Wednesday.

Cal/OSHA cited the Marysville Police Department for violations related to Officer Rodarte's line-of-duty death, including improper body armor and inadequate training, totaling $153,375 in penalties. The city plans to appeal the citations.

Marysville Police Department's alert notes a staff email account was breached and secured swiftly; residents warned against malicious emails from "CSO Rodney."

Richard Bradford received a 76-years-to-life sentence for killing an unhoused man, Joshua Rash, over a dispute involving a dog. Bradford had two prior strikes and prior convictions.