A Manteca man with prior felonies was sentenced to 12 years for having ammunition. His arrest occurred after reporting a separate incident, leading to the discovery of a loaded revolver.

A traffic accident in Galt involved two vehicles; one driver self-extricated and required hospitalization with non-life threatening injuries, with no drugs or alcohol involved.

Sacramento Police found a man fatally shot inside his vehicle after a collision. They're investigating the homicide and seeking community assistance for information.

The Placer County Library's "Level Up" summer reading program ended with high participation, logging over 2.4 million minutes of reading and hosting events that drew over 2,000 attendees.

Sacramento's increased summer cockroach activity prompts the City's call for Integrated Pest Management over pesticides, focusing on prevention and eco-friendly control methods to protect waterways.

The City of Sacramento's Office of Arts and Culture is accepting applications for its 2026 Emerging Curators Fellowship, offering stipends and exhibition opportunities at the Robert T. Matsui Gallery.

Stockton Police is conducting a DUI checkpoint on August 15 to reduce road accidents due to impaired driving, with undisclosed location but strategic placement.

Sacramento's business scene is exploding with growth as the Business Journal reveals which companies are driving the region's economic transformation.

A Sacramento couple was sentenced for the abuse and death of a 5-year-old boy, resulting in life imprisonment for Jason Chitnis and 12.6 years for Dyamond Hudson.

Sacramento is set to experience a stretch of warm and sunny days, with temperatures rising by midweek and anticipated highs near 97-100 degrees. Clear evenings will provide some cooling.

A Sacramento man faces serious felony charges after an alleged drunk driving crash caused great bodily injury to another person.

Nearly three years after Guadalupe Jimenez was killed at a Sacramento school pickup, the city finally declares a traffic safety emergency.

Sacramento teen Joseph Allen Davis now faces federal weapons charges on top of local charges for the April shooting that injured three at Davis Picnic Day. The federal case could add 15 years to his potential prison time.