Yolo County has initiated a comprehensive 2030 Climate Action and Adaptation Plan to achieve a carbon-negative footprint by 2030, focusing on emissions reduction and equity.

A 33-year-old Plumas Lake man, Ignacio Valencia, indicted for illegal firearm and ammunition possession due to prior felonies, may face up to 15 years in prison.

Sacramento launches 'SizeUp Sacramento', a free online market research tool for small businesses, with a virtual event showcasing its benefits for local entrepreneurs.

Sacramento faces gusty winds and snow in the Sierra this weekend, with clearer skies expected early next week and potential for more active weather later on.

An arrest was made in connection with a Stockton, CA homicide from November. Kenneth Mejia was charged after police worked with the U.S. Marshals Task Force.

Two suspects were arrested and released for organized retail theft in Sacramento County, with over $19,000 in stolen goods recovered. They are suspected of additional thefts and will reappear in court.

The Yuba County Sheriff's Office arrested a suspect for drug and firearm charges after finding approximately one kilogram of cocaine and firearms during a raid.

A Manteca city councilman and his stepson were hospitalized after a shooting incident at the councilman's home.

Sacramento launches SacAdapt to prepare public transportation for extreme weather, seeking community feedback through surveys and meetings, and providing disaster preparedness resources.

The Sacramento Kings are hosting their 10th annual Capitalize startup contest, offering mentorship and a $10,000 prize, with applications open until February 7 for local startups.

The article promotes a free Children's Summer Activity Fair in Davis on February 19, providing information on local youth programs for the upcoming summer.

Placer County Animal Services and FieldHaven Feline Center collaborate to relocate 47 cats from Southern California shelters affected by wildfires, providing adoption opportunities and relief to the impacted shelters.

The article details Sacramento's efforts to address homelessness, reporting 896 calls to 311 and 940 case closures, trash removal, and efforts to place individuals in shelters and connect them with resources.