A Las Vegas nurse practitioner pled guilty to Medicare fraud, admitting to unnecessary medical procedures and kickbacks, with sentencing set for October.

A collaborative operation in Sacramento led by the Police, ATF, and District Attorney's office resulted in 24 arrests and the seizure of drugs, firearms, and cash over five weeks.

The National Weather Service forecasts a period of sunshine with gradually rising temperatures for Sacramento, with clear nights ideal for stargazing.

Yolo County has allocated $171,240 to eight organizations for local climate initiatives aligned with its Climate Action and Adaptation Plan, supporting projects ranging from habitat restoration to sustainable agriculture.

Folsom Fire Chief Ken Cusano is retiring on October 9, 2025, after a lengthy career, having implemented numerous programs and modernized fire services.

The Placer County Sheriff's Office used a grant-funded Jeep Wrangler to rescue a man, his passenger, and their dog from a cliff, later providing them a ride home after their vehicle broke down.

The Yuba County Sheriff's Department is resuming its Citizen's Academy program for residents to learn about law enforcement operations. The free 12-week course starts September 17, with applications due by September 15.

A person is in critical condition after a house fire on Marysville Boulevard in Sacramento. Firefighters rescued the individual, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

The City of Folsom's Parks and Recreation department is launching the Parks Make Life Better Challenge in July, encouraging residents to participate in outdoor activities, with social media shares of the experiences leading to prize opportunities.

Folsom seeks nominations for its Spirit of Folsom Award to honor locals who contributed to the community. Recipients will be recognized by the City Council.

Sacramento is set for a week of sunny days and clear nights with temperatures reaching mid-to-high 80s, as per the NWS forecast. Winds will be mild and from the southwest.

A firefighter in Sacramento was attacked by a patient while responding to an emergency, resulting in serious injuries. The patient was detained, and the firefighter is stable.

Citrus Heights has launched a $150,000 grant program for non-profits to enhance community services, with applications accepted from July 14 to August 15.