The Nevada County Sheriff's Office conducted a crackdown on illegal cannabis, eradicating over 8,900 plants and 92 lbs. of processed cannabis, leading to multiple arrests and charges.

Yolo County seeks public input on Prop 47 grant fund use, aiming to improve services for those with behavioral health issues and criminal justice involvement.

El Dorado County reminds residents of a hotline to report vacation home rental issues. Complaints can range from noise to trash, and the line is available 24/7.

Inmate Michael Ray Acosta has been sentenced to five years for orchestrating drug deliveries via drone into Pleasant Valley State Prison using a smuggled cellphone.

Holly Adams was sentenced to 12 years for her role in a dark web fentanyl operation; she and Devlin Hosner continued their activities even after legal confrontations.

Sacramento Police report a fatal hit-and-run involving a pedestrian at 6th and J Street before 2:30 a.m. last Sunday; the vehicle fled the scene. Authorities urge witnesses to provide information.

Sacramento opens applications for its 2025 City Management Academy, a program for residents to learn about local government.

Sacramento faces a week of high temperatures, with the NWS predicting a peak of 95 degrees and slight breezes providing slight relief. Nights will cool down into the high 50s.

A vehicle fire spread to vegetation on Highway 65, but Roseville firefighters made a "quick stop" to protect nearby businesses. One minor injury was reported. Traffic was disrupted but resumed later.

Law enforcement in Northern California has seized significant amounts of fentanyl after a nine-month operation, potentially preventing over 26 million deaths and reducing regional fatalities linked to the drug.

Ceres Police discovered a deceased man in a canal after receiving reports from citizens. The cause of death is unknown, and the investigation is ongoing.

Sacramento introduces a Creative Growth Fellowship offering $850 monthly for a year to support local artists, excluding certain disciplines and city government associates. Applications close on June 20.

West Sacramento opens the Sycamore Trail Overpass for cyclists and pedestrians, promoting sustainable transit by connecting areas previously divided by Highway 50.