A security guard was seriously injured after being run over by a pickup truck in Folsom, leading to the arrest of suspect Zachary Pavan on multiple charges.

Nevada County's sheriff's office and other departments raised over $8,000 for breast cancer through the Pink Patch Project, selling themed merchandise and hosting events.

The Rancho Cordova Police Department celebrated the graduation of its Citizen's Academy class, a program aimed at enhancing community-police understanding.

Sacramento's weather forecast predicts mild temperatures and mostly clear skies for the upcoming week, with patchy fog clearing for partly sunny conditions and highs in the low 50s.

A man died after his truck hit a tree off State Route 193 in El Dorado County. The crash, which possibly occurred hours before being reported, is under investigation, including for alcohol involvement. The driver's identity is not yet known.

The Kings lost to the Suns 112-100, with turnovers being a key issue for Sacramento, while the Suns had strong performances from Williams and Gillespie.

A woman was fatally hit by a car while crossing Marconi Avenue in Sacramento; her puppy was injured. The driver, not suspected of DUI, cooperated with authorities.

Nevada State Police arrested an impaired driver on Thanksgiving, preventing a potential tragedy and reminding the public to travel safely during holidays.

Patricia Schrader, 88, was last seen leaving her Auburn home on Thanksgiving and never arrived at a family gathering in Grass Valley. Police say she has dementia and was driving a blue Honda Civic.

Search efforts for Army Specialist Amanpreet Thind, who was swept into the Pacific Ocean near Big Sur, have been suspended after four days of intensive searching on land, air, and sea.

The National Weather Service forecasts patchy fog and mid to upper 50s temperatures with clearing afternoons into the weekend, and a mix of clouds and sun early into the next week in Sacramento.

Forty‑eight vehicles had their windows smashed in the Great Wolf Lodge parking lot on Thanksgiving; investigators say electronics and at least one firearm were stolen. Detectives are reviewing surveillance and asking for tips.

Sacramento reported its weekly homeless response, handling 504 calls and 2,203 cases, offering shelter to 16 individuals, and removing over 89,000 pounds of trash. A public dashboard tracks progress.