The Yolo County Board of Supervisors announced the Annual Coast and Creek Cleanup Day on September 20, focusing on environmental protection and community involvement.

Rancho Cordova advances Phase 2 of the Active Transportation Plan, emphasizing safety and connectivity in infrastructure to facilitate walking and biking. Public input is sought through surveys and various community engagement events.

Sacramento is forecasted to have clear skies and rising temperatures, reaching highs of 82-96 degrees throughout the week, with mild evenings around 60-64 degrees.

A woman sued Uber, claiming she was abandoned in a high-crime area by a driver after vomiting in the car, which led to her sexual assault at knifepoint.

A man died following a shooting near a South Sacramento liquor store, with two suspects detained. The incident involved a confrontation between two customers.

Elk Grove High School in Sacramento is dealing with a hazing scandal where varsity football players hazed a freshman; three were suspended, and the school is implementing new policies.

A multi-agency investigation is underway for a shooting involving Stockton Police during a traffic stop, where an officer shot a suspect who dropped and tried to retrieve a gun.

The Sacramento Coroner seeks help identifying a man found deceased in Rancho Cordova, with distinctive tattoos and known to visit a local Dollar Tree.

An inmate at Yuba County Jail died after a medical emergency, despite prompt life-saving efforts by staff and emergency responders. An investigation into the cause of death is ongoing.

Mario Salinas was convicted of 15 counts of lewd acts on children under 14, involving multiple victims over a decade. He faces up to 375 years in prison.

Parampreet Singh pleaded guilty to running an international drug trafficking ring, trafficking substances including cocaine and heroin into the US and Canada. He faces life imprisonment and a $10M fine.

Placer County officials will start a cleanup at the former Lincoln Gun Range and Titan missile silo in mid-September to address lead contamination, aiming to make the land suitable for residential use.

Three people were indicted for defrauding California's EDD of over $1 million in COVID unemployment benefits, involving at least 69 false claims and stolen identities.