A Sacramento man was sentenced to 5 years for fentanyl trafficking following a DEA raid that uncovered drugs, a firearm, cash, and jewelry at his home.

Fresno man, Royce Newcomb, sentenced to nearly 6 years for a $4.2 million fraud scheme, involving his tech startup, investor deceit, and COVID-19 relief loan fraud.

Elk Grove Police investigate a man's death after a disturbance at a Chevron station. He resisted arrest, was restrained, found with suspected cocaine, experienced a medical emergency, and later died. Two independent reviews are underway.

A 25-year-old man was arrested for arson behind a Galt Plaza eatery and possession of drug paraphernalia; the fire was quickly extinguished by firefighters.

A man was fatally shot early Sunday in Sacramento's North Area; police found him with gunshot wounds around 3:45 a.m. No suspect information has been released, and investigators are seeking public tips.

A young driver accidentally crashed into Real Life Church's nursery in Galt; no one was injured and authorities ruled out alcohol or drugs as factors.

The NWS forecast predicts a week of sunshine with steady temperatures in the mid-90s, dropping to the low 90s, and clear evenings in the low 60s for Sacramento.

Deputies responded to a South Sacramento shooting where a man reportedly fired during an argument. No injuries were reported, and the suspect, Nathaniel Larry, was arrested and faces charges.

Placer County is incentivizing development in North Lake Tahoe with economic sweeteners to modernize Tahoe City and Kings Beach, including tax cuts and tourist accommodation unit promises.

The I Street Bridge project received $25 million from the California Transportation Commission, advancing the construction of a new multi-modal bridge connecting West Sacramento and Sacramento, replacing the inadequate 1911 bridge.

Rancho Cordova celebrated female business leaders at the Women Who Mean Business Awards, with five local entrepreneurs and executives recognized for their contributions across various sectors.

The City Hall in Sacramento hosts an art exhibit curated by NJ Mvondo that addresses gender-based violence and promotes healing and resilience through various artworks.

Sacramento rolls out the 21st Avenue Beautification Project with murals, sculptures, and anti-littering initiatives to reconnect neighborhoods and enhance the area.