The Center for Sacramento History hosts a talk by Beth Lew-Williams on forgotten Chinese American history based on her book, including a Q&A and book signing.

Two men face federal charges for drug trafficking and firearm offenses in West Sacramento, with one man indicted for additional firearm possession as a felon.

Sacramento Police Department will conduct a DUI checkpoint on September 12 from 8 PM to 1 AM, to deter and catch impaired drivers, with the aim of enhancing road safety.

Sacramento is forecasted to have a week of clear skies and rising temperatures ideal for outdoor activities, with highs reaching the mid to high 80s and a slight breeze.

A 23-year-old Sacramento woman says her Uber driver threw her out, leaving her stranded near a Rosemont gas station. She was later sexually assaulted at knifepoint. New San Francisco court filings claim Uber’s policies put her in danger.

The City of Davis announces a City Council meeting to discuss homelessness and urges public review of relevant documents prior to the session for informed feedback.

California's SB 627, proposed by Sen. Wiener, seeks to limit law enforcement officers from wearing masks during operations, with certain exemptions. It faces opposition over concerns regarding qualified immunity and increased litigation for officers.

A car collision in Rancho Cordova caused a significant Xfinity service outage in northern California, with repairs expected to continue until early Thursday morning.

A vehicle fatally struck a pedestrian in Roseville at the intersection of Douglas Boulevard and King Road early Thursday morning. Police do not suspect DUI, and the road remains closed for investigation.

An ROV named "Deep Emerald" reached 1,075 feet in Lake Tahoe, a historic dive exploring the ecosystem and seeking to dispel myths such as the lake housing dead bodies.

Rocco Robinson, 19, died after being shot by Stockton police during a confrontation involving a "ghost gun." Officers were unharmed; an investigation is underway.

Three people were stabbed in North Sacramento; two are stable, and one minor's condition is unspecified. Details and suspect information remain unknown as police investigate.

A landlord is fighting a $25,000 fine imposed by Citrus Heights for his tenants' alleged illegal fireworks use, arguing the city didn't notify him of the new law. Citrus Heights stands by its ordinance, citing safety concerns.