The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office reported significant progress in the investigation of a deadly robbery at Kim Tin Jewelry, resulting in four arrests.

Deputies in South Sacramento arrested a 20-year-old after a car chase, seizing unserialized firearms from his vehicle.

Eric Lee Hickerson Jr. was arrested in Calaveras County, accused of making threats, firing shots, and property damage. He faces multiple felony charges, including elder abuse and possessing an assault weapon.

Jacob Schulte was arrested after leading police on a high-speed motorcycle chase and hiding in a chicken coop; he faces multiple charges, including evasion and drug possession.

Cows are grazing at Hidden Falls Regional Park as part of a land management program to reduce wildfire risks and enhance local ecosystems. Visitors to the park should follow guidelines when encountering the cattle.

The National Weather Service Sacramento forecasts active weather for Northern California with rain, snow, and possible thunderstorms starting over the weekend.

Rancho Cordova is upgrading its streets for safety with ARPA-funded public works projects, including new solar-powered streetlights, traffic calming measures, and improved connectivity with multiuse paths.

Kelly Stachowicz has been appointed as the interim city manager of Davis, starting March 31, 2025, with a search for a permanent replacement underway.

The Sacramento City Council approved $6 million in funding to extend the City’s Motel Shelter Program, providing shelter and support services to homeless families until Feb 2026.

Seven Oak Park families became homeowners through a partnership involving Sacramento City, Habitat for Humanity, and community efforts, as part of a revitalization project.

The Sacramento City Council allocated $23.6 million from last year's surplus to reduce the forecasted budget shortfall, which stands at $44.1 million despite recent cuts in homelessness funding.

Sacramento's Incident Management Team's report shared by Sacramento City Express details efforts in addressing homelessness from February 17-23, including 814 calls received, 42 people enrolled for aid, 14 housed, and 163,382 pounds of trash removed.

Louis Donald Mendonsa received a 24-year sentence for running dark web sites distributing child abuse material. He pleaded guilty to child pornography charges.