A suspect believed to be armed with a knife barricaded themselves in a downtown Sacramento apartment Wednesday, adding to a troubling pattern of similar incidents throughout the capital city.

Placer County's Recovery Happens event celebrates recovery from addiction and mental health issues on Sept. 6 with speakers, resources, and activities.

The City of Folsom seeks part-time staff for the CAVE Teen Center, including site leaders and recreation leaders, to impact middle school students' lives.

SacRT's RydeFreeRT program offers free transit for TK-12 students, including those in foster care or facing homelessness, in the Sacramento area until June 30, 2026.

The National Weather Service forecasts a continuation of hot and sunny weather for Sacramento, with temperatures nearing 100 degrees and light winds providing limited relief.

Oak Parkway Trail has reopened after improvements, including better surfaces, new trail markings, and erosion control measures, with future enhancements to focus on local foliage and habitat restoration.

Folsom Police warn of a rise in scam calls and texts targeting residents, particularly seniors, urging caution and verification of contacts to avoid fraud.

The Galt Police Department announced a Sobriety & Driver's License Checkpoint for August 22 to promote safe driving and prevent impaired driving tragedies. It's funded by a grant from @ots_ca and the NHTSA.

A vehicle crash in Rocklin, CA, severely damaged a traffic signal, leading to expected commute delays as the intersection operates on a 4-way flash. Public Works is seeking a fix.

The Nevada County Sheriff's OHV team, alongside other agencies, ensured safety at the Sierra Trek off-roading event, assisting in emergencies and a jeep recovery.

Folsom Police to hold a DUI checkpoint on August 28 to reduce impaired driving. The location is undisclosed but chosen due to high crash data. Consequences for DUI include fines and license suspension. The effort is funded by traffic safety grants.

Ceres Police arrested a driver for DUI after a traffic stop where the driver was going the wrong way. The department highlighted the dangers of drunk driving and urged using sober drivers or ride-shares.

Modesto Police are focusing on traffic safety, targeting school zones and city hotspots with their CITE Team to ensure law compliance and reduce road incidents.