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.

Rocklin Police conducted a DUI checkpoint, resulting in two DUI arrests and three citations for invalid licenses. Out of 936 vehicles, the operation aimed to reduce impaired driving incidents.

Sacramento City Council voted 6-3 to ban overnight camping outside City Hall, reversing a 2018 policy and imposing fines up to $25,000 for violations.

Sacramento's HVAC training programs are experiencing unprecedented enrollment as students pursue careers offering $29.62 hourly wages and strong job security.

Two Mexican nationals pleaded guilty in a significant meth trafficking case involving over 260 pounds of the drug.

Brayan Nunez-Mendoza was sentenced to four years in prison for distributing fentanyl-laced counterfeit pills as part of a Mexico-based drug trafficking ring.

A fire destroyed a South Sacramento family's home, causing one injury and displacement. The blaze spread from the garage to the house early Tuesday morning.

A mother in Carmichael was arrested for allegedly attacking her 10-year-old child with a machete while the child showered; both the child and intervening father sustained injuries but are expected to survive. The motive is under investigation.

A man was critically injured in a Sacramento drive-by shooting; suspect Jason Hankins was arrested and faces attempted murder charges. Sheriff criticizes the Mental Health Diversion Program Hankins had completed.

Sacramento is experiencing a heatwave with sunny skies and high temperatures reaching into the 90s and anticipated to hit triple digits later in the week.

Sacramento Republic FC and Wilton Rancheria break ground on a historic $175 million stadium, marking the first time a Native American nation holds majority ownership in men's professional sports.

Shane Gillis, the viral comedy sensation behind Netflix's "Tires," announces a major arena show at Golden 1 Center on November 8, 2025, marking one of Sacramento's biggest comedy bookings in recent years.

Settlement talks appear to be moving forward in CapRadio's $900,000 lawsuit against former general manager Jun Reina, who allegedly misappropriated station funds for personal use.