Citrus Heights has begun the Sunrise Boulevard Resurfacing Project, with improvements such as rubberized chip seal and new crosswalks, expected to finish by mid-July.

Brett Curtis Hair pleaded guilty to aiming a laser at a sheriff's helicopter, causing visual disturbances to the crew. He faces up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

The article details the sunny and warm weather forecast for Sacramento, with steady temperature increases expected throughout the week, according to NWS Sacramento.

California District Attorneys visit San Quentin to observe its rehabilitation programs, showcasing the state's shift towards a more rehabilitative criminal justice system.

Stanislaus County faces a surge in drug-related emergencies, with the Ceres Police and the District Attorney urging vigilance and sharing information on accessing Naloxone.

The Roseville Fire Department and Sutter Roseville Medical Center will conduct a disaster drill simulating a helicopter crash on the hospital's helipad.

Sacramento forecast predicts several days of sunshine with temperatures ranging from mid-70s to high 80s and mild winds, with a slight increase in clouds by Thursday night.

Manteca Police Department hosts a Bike Rodeo with activities like bike inspections, helmet fittings, police demos, and an obstacle course on May 17, 2025, aiming to educate and bond the community.

Gregory Taylor was convicted in Stanislaus County of terrorist threats and domestic violence, with a possible 25-year to life sentence due to California's Three-Strikes Law.

Sacramento has unveiled its CityStart Blueprint aimed at increasing racial wealth equity, especially for the Black community, through workforce, small business, and housing initiatives.

City Auditor's report reveals issues and planned improvements at Sacramento's Front Street Animal Shelter, including overcrowding and staffing shortages.

Sacramento officials are focusing on water safety, providing free life jacket loans and promoting safety tips to prevent drowning in local rivers as summer approaches.

Sacramento confronts over 3,000 weed abatement cases to reduce fire risks, with property owners required to cut weeds or face fines up to $1,500. Deadline for maintenance was April 15.