Sacramento Police arrested two men for a homicide that occurred last year; despite no initial suspects, determined detective work led to the resolution of the case.

Sacramento secures a $90,000 grant to expand financial coaching for small business owners through its Financial Empowerment Center, in partnership with the Small Business Boost Initiative and Principal Foundation.

Nippon Shokken in West Sacramento halves water usage with a recycled water-cooling system funded by a $15,000 grant, saving 53 million gallons over 20 years.

Northern California braces for a series of storms bringing heavy rain, gusty winds, and deep snow, expected to disrupt travel through early next week.

Front Street Animal Shelter partnered with Animal Balance to perform 203 spay/neuter surgeries in three days, helping foster animals and addressing a national vet staff shortage.

A student at Antelope High School assaulted a staff member, leading to a citation for battery among other charges. Law enforcement intervened in the altercation.

A Bakersfield man pleaded guilty to charges of possessing and making a bomb, with sentencing set for July 2025. He faces up to 15 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

The Sacramento Police Department has received a $400,000 grant from the California OTS for traffic safety and enforcement programs through September 2025.

Fresno man, Peter Yang, pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting a minor, using gaming and social platforms to obtain explicit images from a 15-year-old. He faces up to 30 years in prison.

Sacramento man pleads guilty to fentanyl distribution after a January raid where drugs, a weapon, and cash were found. He faces up to 40 years in prison and will forfeit seized assets.

Roseville Police arrested two for CSAM distribution, emphasizing the importance of online safety and parental vigilance in protecting minors from exploitation.

Jose Nieto-Romero, a gang member in Sacramento, was arrested for multiple illegal firearm possessions despite his probation, which barred him from owning guns.

The National Weather Service forecasts active weather in Sacramento with rain, thunderstorms, heavy snow, and winds, causing travel disruptions midweek into next week.