Fresno man, Paul New, was sentenced to three years in prison for a series of vehicle bombings that targeted local businesses and a health care provider.

The NWS Sacramento forecasts a continuation of dry and seasonable weather, potential fog, followed by a shift to cooler and possibly unsettled conditions by the weekend.

Councilor David Breitenbucher won't be charged for shooting his stepson in self-defense during a January altercation. His stepson, Landon White, is charged with assault. Both were hospitalized.

Fair Oaks community protests the reopening of Sailor Bar trail to vehicles, concerned for safety, environment, and loss of tranquility, with possible legal action pending.

A fire in Carmichael destroyed a garage and spread to a home, displacing three people and their dog; luckily, there were no injuries. The cause is under investigation.

Stockton Police have arrested a second suspect in a 2024 homicide after previously arresting De’Arius Wilson. The second suspect, De'Andre Watts, was caught by the US Marshals Task Force.

Marysville Police arrested a felon and sex offender for possessing illegal firearms and ammo, announcing the operation on Facebook. They found two guns, 200 rounds of ammo, narcotics, and drug paraphernalia.

Sacramento's spring watering schedule starts March 1, allowing lawn watering twice weekly until October, with specific days assigned per address to conserve water.

Weak system to bring light showers and gusty winds north of Interstate 80, with light rain mainly in Shasta County and winds up to 55 mph in higher elevations. Dry, warmer weather expected later in the week.

Sacramento is constructing the new Dos Rios Station for improved transit access in the River District and Mirasol Village, with various funding sources contributing to the $43 million budget.

Rancho Cordova promotes Spay and Neuter Awareness, offering free pet services, including spaying/neutering, vaccines, and support for pet owners in need.

Two individuals were arrested in Ceres for carrying concealed weapons after a vigilant citizen reported suspicious activity, leading to a police traffic stop.

Yuba County Sheriff's Department seized over 50 pounds of meth in Olivehurst, arresting three individuals and finding an illegal firearm during a raid led by their K9 unit.