Two men were arrested for a failed burglary at a Mountain Ranch property for sale, after being blocked by a Good Samaritan and caught with stolen goods and burglary tools.

Nevada County Sheriff's deputies arrested three individuals with loaded firearms and burglary tools, potentially preventing a crime spree near Grass Valley.

Stockton Police seek information on the fatal shooting of Donnell Veasey on August 4, 2015. A $10,000 reward is offered for tips leading to an arrest.

John Thompson was convicted of second-degree murder in Breanna Labat's 2022 death, with the Galt Police Department playing a crucial role using FLOCK camera technology.

Sacramento kitchen fire leads to emergency response; neighbors rescue man and two rabbits before fire department arrival. Fire cause and rabbit condition unknown.

The National Weather Service in Sacramento predicts a week of rising temperatures, advising residents to prepare for a heatwave with sunny skies and highs reaching into the upper 90s.

A hit-and-run in West Sacramento resulted in two fatalities, with the suspect, David Alison Walker, now in custody after police worked overnight to identify him.

Two individuals were arrested in Sacramento for grand theft at Home Depot and face felony charges; a subsequent search yielded drugs, stolen property, and "ghost guns."

Elevated E. coli levels at Lake Tahoe's South Shore prompt a public warning to avoid the water near Camp Richardson Resort. Authorities address sewer system leaks and conduct frequent water quality tests.

The Boulevard, a 37,000 sq ft entertainment complex featuring arcades, bowling, a restaurant, and sports viewing, will open in West Sacramento on August 8, 2025.

Sacramento prepares for the I Street Bridge construction, targeting a 2026 start, with federal and state funding secured and interagency financial talks progressing.

Sacramento introduces a new Limited Entertainment Permit, aiming to enhance local nightlife by allowing smaller venues to offer live entertainment at reduced costs.

Sacramento's weekly report showed 812 calls to 311 about homelessness, with the IMT closing 1,163 calls and enrolling 55 people into resources. Only limited shelter space remains as the city cleans up nearly 76,000 pounds of trash.