Sacramento's longtime housing chief La Shelle Dozier is retiring after 23 years just as the agency faces potential dissolution through state legislation.

West Sacramento's Onyx Investment Group adds another office-to-residential conversion to its pipeline on Florin Perkins Road. The company now has five planned projects totaling 660 units amid Sacramento's housing crunch.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny and hot weather in Sacramento, with highs around 90-97 degrees and clear nights with lows near 59-64 degrees.

Deputies arrested Jeremy Watkins in East Sacramento County for brandishing firearms, leading to concerns about weaponry in residential areas and discussions on gun control.

UC Davis Medical Center becomes Northern California's first Special Pathogen Treatment Center with $1.2M in state funding, positioned to handle deadly diseases like Ebola and Marburg as global outbreaks surge.

The Nevada County Sheriff's Office announces increased OHV patrols during Labor Day weekend to enforce laws and protect natural areas from illegal activities and environmental damage.

A fatal hit-and-run crash involving a motorcycle and a dump truck occurred on I-80 in Davis; the dump truck left the scene, prompting an ongoing CHP investigation.

Barbara Crosby, an 85-year-old with dementia, was found safe thanks to her dog, Poncho, who led rescuers to her. Poncho is now missing, and efforts are ongoing to locate him.

Evacuation orders in Paradise due to a gas leak have been lifted, allowing residents to return home after emergency services and police addressed the situation.

Three individuals were arrested for a shooting in South Sacramento, where they allegedly shot a juvenile male, who is expected to recover. They face attempted murder charges, including 22-year-old Cergio Otterbravo.

A Bakersfield man pleaded guilty to aiming a laser at a sheriff's helicopter, an act that could result in a 5-year prison sentence and a $250,000 fine.

Timothy McCulley faces charges for producing child sexual abuse material; the investigation was led by various agencies and if convicted, he could face severe penalties.

Jesus Perez Garcia Jr. was sentenced to over 19 years in prison for his involvement in methamphetamine and fentanyl trafficking as part of a Mexico-based drug ring.