Three suspects linked to theft groups were arrested for organized thefts in Placer County, with the Sheriff's Office citing the impact of SB 54 on limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities.

The 2025 California Building Standards Code will take effect on January 1, impacting builders, developers, and homeowners, with Placer County preparing its community for compliance.

The Goldfield Trading Post in Midtown Sacramento is closing due to financial challenges, with its last show on November 23. The venue has been a country music spot for over a decade.

Sacramento County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to find Jimmy Xiao Guan, an at-risk missing person last seen near Calvine Road in South Sacramento.

The Kneebone family ranch and cemetery were recognized as a Nevada County historical landmark, with plaques unveiling their pioneer history and tragedies.

Sacramento's forecast includes several mostly sunny days with highs from 71 to 76 degrees and calm winds, turning partly cloudy at night, with a slight chance of showers by midweek.

A body was found in the Sacramento River near Walnut Grove; the man's identity and death circumstances are unclear, with an investigation ongoing. No foul play is currently suspected.

Rancho Cordova Police Department received a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, funded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, to support traffic law enforcement and public education programs through September 2026.

Placer County approves two housing agreements to provide affordable housing units and ADUs, promoting variety and inclusivity for low-income residents.

During a Halloween DUI checkpoint in Riverbank, law enforcement arrested three for DUI and seized two "ghost" guns. Nearly 900 vehicles were screened to curb impaired driving.

Police averted danger by arresting a DUI suspect near a high school in West Sacramento, using spike strips and a PIT maneuver. No injuries were reported.

Bee Lao, a father of five, was killed in Sacramento after being hit by a car. Initial reports of two vehicles involved were corrected to only one, with the driver not impaired.

Despite a possible government shutdown affecting flights, Sacramento International Airport operates normally, but advises passengers to check their flight status due to potential ripple effects.