Sacramento distributes 200 technology kits to promote digital access for underserved communities, including local organizations and tech-focused college students.

West Sacramento Police Department share a traffic plan for the Athletics vs. Giants game on the 4th of July, expecting significant impacts and advising on road closures and delays.

A car thief's attempt to buy a $32,000 vehicle with a fake ID at a Roseville dealership was thwarted by alert staff. Police arrested three suspects and found stolen items and drugs in their car. They were charged and taken to South Placer Jail.

The Sacramento Police Department is conducting DUI checkpoints tonight to reduce impaired driving, reminding the public of risks and potential penalties.

Sacramento faces a heatwave with temperatures anticipated to hit highs near 100 degrees over the weekend, urging residents to take precautions and stay hydrated.

The Placer County Sheriff's Office lifted evacuations in North Auburn following a vegetation fire. Roads are now open, signaling an end to the immediate threat.

A man in Grass Valley was arrested for mistreating his dogs, with one found dead and others in poor conditions, and for resisting arrest. The Nevada County Sheriff's Office is overseeing the case.

The Sacramento Police has inaugurated a new training center for its Law Enforcement Chaplaincy, enhancing support for first responders and the community.

A Stockton fire led to the arrest of Lucio Carrillo for arson and other warrants. The incident caused substantial damage and sparked a major safety response.

The CHP Stockton Area will hold a DUI checkpoint on June 28, 2025, in San Joaquin County, aiming to deter impaired driving and increase safety awareness.

Yuba County law enforcement arrested 29-year-old Deshawn Mims with warrants, seizing weapons and drugs at Marysville's Budget Inn, announced by the Sheriff's Department.

North Lake Tahoe expands summer transportation options, including a new shuttle service from Northstar to Kings Beach and extended hours for the Tahoe Area Regional Transit services.

The Placer County Board of Supervisors approved plans for the first segment of the North Tahoe Shared-Use Trail, promising improved recreational opportunities and reduced traffic congestion.