A student was caught with a loaded gun and knives at Valley High School; the student's sibling also brought a weapon earlier. Both were detained; the first faces charges, and the second was cited for pepper spray.

Jose Luis Ramos, 56, from Mexico was sentenced to five years for meth trafficking by Judge Troy L. Nunley, as announced by Acting U.S. Attorney Michele Beckwith.

A Fairfield man received a four-year sentence for bank fraud and identity theft connected to acquiring a vehicle using another's social security number.

A former California officer was indicted for trafficking firearms, including creating untraceable ghost guns, and unlawfully dealing without a license.

Sacramento NWS forecasts a series of storms with an atmospheric river, expecting widespread rain, heavy mountain snow, and potential flooding in the region. Travel disruptions and a flood watch are in effect.

A vehicle check by CHP in Placerville led to a significant drug bust, where over four pounds of methamphetamine and ketamine were seized, and driver Ruifeng Lin was arrested.

The Placer County DA charged a Sacramento man with murder for a fentanyl-linked fatal overdose, marking their sixth such charge and underscoring increased prosecutorial efforts against the fentanyl crisis.

Marysville Police Department reported a successful traffic stop resulting in the seizure of a stolen firearm and illegal drugs with the help of K9 units from neighboring areas.

Rocklin Police warn of a phone scam by callers impersonating officers using caller ID spoofing, asking for money to resolve fake warrants, urging the public not to send money or share personal information.

Rocklin Police responded to a mental health crisis, evacuating a home and extinguishing a fire started by the individual in the garage. The situation ended without confrontation.

Charles Duane Brewer, Jr. was convicted of child sexual abuse and related charges, facing potential life imprisonment, with the case involving disturbing evidence including videos and DNA.

Sacramento reaffirms its sanctuary city status, prohibiting city resources from enforcing federal immigration laws and aligning with California's policies to protect immigrants.

Sacramento's Street to Housing program is set to help 100 encampment households with housing and support services, backed by $5.85 million in funds.