Sacramento awarded $2.04 million to 200 artists through the Creative Growth Fellowship, aiming to support the creative sector post-COVID, with recipients getting $850 monthly for a year.

Regina Phothong, a non-verbal autistic woman, was found deceased in a Natomas pool, with no foul play suspected.

Firefighters from the Amador-El Dorado Unit are aiding in the suppression of the 22,488-acre #SaltIncident wildfire in Fresno County, balancing local readiness with statewide support.

Modesto resident Steven Louis Richards was denied parole due to his violent history and persistent public safety threat, despite serving a long sentence for multiple burglary offenses and forgery.

Sacramento's 916 Day seeks volunteers for park clean-ups in September, hosted by the YPCE, including mulching and painting, with no experience required.

Sacramento's weather forecast predicts mainly sunny skies with intermittent showers, highs in the mid-80s, and lows around 60 degrees throughout the week.

The Sacramento Police seek help in locating Regina Phothong, a non-verbal autistic 36-year-old last seen in Natomas, Sacramento, without shoes. She's 5'02", 130 pounds, with black hair and eyes.

The City of Davis is starting paving operations at its corp yard for 10 Saturdays from September 6, scheduled 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., to minimize weekday disruptions.

Brad Ng has been appointed as a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney to combat drug cartels in Northern California, focusing on federal cases connected to narcotics trafficking in the Sacramento region.

Construction CEO Joey Wayne Mackey was arrested for fraudulently obtaining over $4 million in COVID-19 relief funds and using them for real estate and luxury items.

Bernarnino Vazquez was arrested in connection with a firearm incident and is linked to multiple sexual assaults across Northern California cities. He confessed to the attacks; charges are mounting.

Rep. Ami Bera urges the creation of a task force to address rampant mail theft and vandalism in Sacramento County, highlighting an alarming audit of missing mailbox keys.

Sacramento's report on homelessness shows 657 calls to 311, 1,864 new cases, 2,002 closed cases, and significant trash cleanup, reflecting the city's ongoing efforts to address the issue.