James Jarrard was sentenced to over 50 years in prison for crimes including vehicle theft and illegal firearm possession following a high-speed chase and standoff.

A Yuba City man faces charges for receiving child sexual abuse material; a prior sex offense conviction could lead to a 40-year sentence and $250k fine if guilty.

Modesto Police are searching for Billy Adams, a 73-year-old at-risk man missing since Monday. They have issued a description and are asking for public assistance.

The NWS Sacramento forecasts dry, warm weather with minor heat risk in the Valley through Friday, with cooler temperatures and possible light mountain showers by the weekend.

UC Davis confirms the visa terminations of 12 individuals, including 7 students, with reasons undisclosed amid a national pattern of similar visa issues.

A man's body was recovered from the Sacramento River near Freeport Marina, with the incident being treated as a drowning. The cause of death is pending coroner's determination.

A 65-year-old man died from a gunshot while turkey hunting in Sutter County. John Lee, 80, was arrested for second-degree murder and weapon discharge.

The Placer County DA's Office began National Crime Victims' Rights Week, focusing on victim support and launching events like the Victim + Survivor Brunch.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office reflects on its history, marking its 175th anniversary and remembering its first sheriff, Joseph McKinney, who died in the line of duty during the 1850 squatters' riots.

Yolo County Library celebrates National Library Week with various activities, inviting the community to explore books, digital resources, and programs for all interests.

The National Weather Service predicts light showers and possible isolated thunderstorms in Shasta County and surrounding areas, with modest rainfall likely. Breezy conditions expected, but the rest of the week should be dry and warm.

Sacramento's IMT addressed homelessness, receiving 824 calls and closing 853 in a week, while enrolling 67 people in support databases and placing 21 in shelters.

Sacramento is upgrading its parking meters to improve reliability and security, replacing single-space meters with robust pay stations, and maintaining various payment options.