Members of the Brown Brotherhood gang from Vallejo have been indicted on federal charges for their involvement in drug and firearms trafficking in Solano County. This indictment highlights ongoing efforts to combat organized crime in the region.

A Fresno man received a 12-year federal prison sentence for drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession, following a chase where he discarded a weapon and was captured with more guns and drugs.

Sacramento is set for a brief weather calm before light rain midweek followed by drier conditions toward the weekend, with minimal snow in the Sierra and colder mornings, per the National Weather Service.

California Highway Patrol issued 30 citations and impounded vehicles after intervening in a group of motorcyclists performing stunts on I-5 and I-805.

Two individuals were arrested after a road rage incident in Rocklin resulted in a fatality, and Rocklin Police are seeking information from witnesses.

A helicopter crash at Modesto Reservoir resulted in two injured. The incident is under investigation and has led to the shutdown of waterway usage at the park.

Police responded to a fatal shooting in Sacramento, where a woman was found dead. Suspect John Binion turned himself in and was charged with homicide. The investigation is ongoing.

The Roseville Police Department is offering a Junior Police Academy for kids, focusing on team building and police work insights, with limited spots available for the June program.

Placer County introduced the EatWell app, designed to connect excess food from businesses with those in need, assisting in compliance with California's food recovery mandate.

The Yolo County Library will host Día de los Niños/Día de los Libros events, providing free books to children to promote literacy and celebrate diverse cultures.

Sacramento's parks, including Southside, Hampton, and North Laguna Creek, have undergone upgrades with new picnic tables, BBQ grills, and trash bins, enhancing the community's outdoor experience.

Northern California is facing a robust winter storm with rain, heavy snow, and winds, as the National Weather Service issued warnings and advised caution for travelers.

The Placer County Office of Education invested $2.37 million to conserve 402 acres of Clover Valley for environmental preservation and educational use.