The article commemorates the 26th anniversary of the death of Sacramento Police Officer William "Bill" Bean, Jr., who was killed in the line of duty during a traffic stop in 1999.

A man chaining tires on Highway 50 was seriously injured after being hit by a vehicle; family in his car were unharmed. The other driver, who was not DUI, cooperated with officials.

The Kings overcame a 20-point deficit to beat the Pelicans 123-118 with Sabonis' 46th double-double. The win extended the Pelicans' losing streak to eight games.

A speech therapist in Tuolumne County was charged with child abuse and battery for allegedly assaulting an autistic child during therapy at Sonora Elementary School.

A Rancho Cordova church was destroyed by fire following a burglary. The incident, potentially arson, caused no injuries as the building was empty. An investigation is ongoing.

Deputy McCallum of Nevada County is commended for rapidly responding to a school threat, as he has served as an SRO at Nevada Union High School, working to keep it safe.

Placer County aims to conserve 4,245 acres of land, including Raccoon Creek, to bolster its reserve system and protect diverse ecosystems and farmland.

The Sacramento region is set for varied weather, including a quiet start to the week, then rain and snow midweek, with hazardous travel conditions forecasted. Snow and gusty winds increase toward the weekend.

Community meeting scheduled by the Placer County DA's Office to discuss the placement of Sexually Violent Predator William Stephenson; concerns over information withholding by DSH and Liberty Healthcare.

K-9 Lance, a dedicated police dog from the Roseville Police Department, retires after over 7 years of service, having aided in 200 suspect apprehensions.

A vehicle fleeing from a traffic stop in Roseville led to a police chase, ending with the driver and passenger's arrest after a crash and attempted foot escape.

David Perry was convicted by a Sacramento jury of first-degree murder and attempted murder in two road rage incidents, with sentencing set for April 2025.

Citrus Heights police arrested a repeat offender for theft despite challenging weather, after the suspect attempted to flee and was later caught in a residential backyard.