Recology Davis will inspect residents' waste bins to ensure proper sorting, adhering to Senate Bill 1383, with feedback tags provided for compliance or correction.

Placer County offers a workshop on April 2 for local vendors about doing business with the government, both in-person and online, with insights on procurement processes.

Former accounting supervisor Sergio Zacarias Lopez is indicted for embezzling over $1 million from a Fresno fruit wholesaler and faces various charges including bank fraud and identity theft.

The Sacramento Police requested public help to find missing 13-year-old Victoria Tovar, last seen on March 21; she is considered at-risk due to her youth and mental health issues.

Sacramento Police seek help finding missing at-risk 87-year-old Harold Olson, last seen on J Street, described as bald with blue eyes and wearing a blue t-shirt and underwear.

Sacramento is set to experience a warm spell with above-average temperatures and minor risk of heat. Some light rain is expected in the mountains, while a potential Pacific trough may bring cooler weather and gusty winds mid-week.

Sheriff's Office reported heavy law enforcement presence near Nevada Union High School due to a disturbance at a residence, later clarified as isolated with no threat to the public.

Marysville Police responded to a threat at a school, securing the area and conducting a sweep with no threats found. They continue to investigate the source of the call.

Two California doctors settled for $375,000 in a Medicare fraud case involving false claims for electroacupuncture devices, violating the False Claims Act and Anti-Kickback Statute.

Sacramento is hosting volunteer clean-up events on April 5, encouraging community participation in litter collection and beautification efforts citywide.

Sacramento receives a $1.68 million state grant to support cannabis equity, aiding those affected by past cannabis criminalization and helping them enter the regulated market.

The City of Sacramento released a report on their weekly efforts from March 10-16 to address homelessness, detailing calls responded to, outreach successes, housing placements, and clean-up operations.

Old Sacramento is set to remove its historic Old Schoolhouse and Ferris wheel to make room for a new children's play area that celebrates indigenous heritage, part of a waterfront revitalization project.