Stockton PD released sketches related to the homicide of Reesee Johns, seeking public help to identify suspects.

Placer County has updated Fire Hazard Severity Zones, following California's wildfire hazard modeling. New rules affect building codes and property disclosures in these areas.

Inmate Delonte Williams received a 33-month sentence for assaulting a fellow inmate with a makeshift knife at U.S. Penitentiary Atwater. Judge Sherriff sentenced him following an FBI and BOP investigation.

A Fairfield entrepreneur, Warren Soto Delfin, faces a 41-count indictment for not paying over $2 million in employment taxes, instead using funds for luxury items.

Fresno man indicted for fentanyl possession with intent to distribute and having firearms linked to drug trafficking; faces at least 15 years to life in prison.

A Fresno man pleaded guilty to defrauding the government by falsifying records to get $1 million in PPP loans.

Sacramento's weather forecast predicts a hot week with clear skies, with temperatures soaring into the low hundreds, following a pattern of hot days and cooler nights.

Search and rescue teams continue looking for Rebecca Heinowitz in the South Yuba River, where high and fast water conditions hamper efforts following her May 24 disappearance. She was last seen wearing a black swimsuit.

Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office arrested three men for construction site thefts, involving losses of over $15,000 in building materials from KB Homes developments.

Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Deputy Israel Morales was arrested and charged with multiple offenses including sexual assault and kidnapping. He was booked with bail set at $1.3 million.

Placer County adopts housing amendment to meet state affordable housing requirements, rezoning 15 plots for higher density and aiming to comply with a demand for 3,409 lower-income units.

El Dorado County plans to expand the Rubicon Trail staging area in Tahoma, adding new trailer spots to reduce parking overflow and protect ecosystems. Community feedback is sought through meetings and surveys.

Mayor Sarah Aquino of Folsom invites residents to City Hall every Tuesday from 2 to 5 p.m. for open discussions, except for certain dates like May 27. If unavailable, a council member or staff will substitute.