Yolo County launches its CARE Act to help individuals with serious mental health issues through community-based services, aiming to reduce hospitalizations and conservatorships.

Yolo County acquired its first electric compactor as part of its sustainability goals, aiming for a carbon-negative footprint by 2030. This aligns with their Climate Action and Adaptation Plan.

The Holiday Miracle Program in Loomis saw increased community support, with over 125 volunteers wrapping gifts for 850 children in need during the holiday season.

The National Weather Service in Sacramento predicts a weather change in Northern California, bringing rain, mountain snow, and winds, potentially lasting until early next week.

The Rancho Cordova PAL is hosting a Holiday Run on December 14th to benefit youth programs, offering a family walk and 5k/10k runs for community fitness and police engagement.

Armed robbers held cannabis farm workers at gunpoint and stole 150 pounds of cannabis in Grass Valley. The Nevada County Sheriff's Office is investigating and seeking public assistance.

Police are investigating the homicide of Akeem Mohammed El-Haji in Modesto, who was found dead after an assault. The incident appears isolated, with no suspects identified. Public assistance is sought.

A man was hospitalized after a stabbing by two juveniles at a North Highlands Walmart. One juvenile was arrested, while authorities are searching for the second suspect.

An employee at Modesto's M&S Market fatally shot a young man amid a fight, following a history of disputes, with an investigation underway and no arrests made yet.

Sacramento faces a spike in parking meter vandalism, with over 1,395 meters affected since October, leading to substantial financial losses. The police have made arrests but urge public vigilance and reporting of suspicious behavior.

Deputies in Sacramento County discovered a large bird fighting ring, seizing over 200 birds and expecting multiple arrests after a community tip-off led to the chaotic scene.

Dense fog in the northern San Joaquin Valley and Sacramento area leads to a National Weather Service advisory; conditions to improve before a weekend weather change with potential for gusty conditions and precipitation.

Demolition work begins on the fire-damaged Hotel Marysville, with crews from JM Environmental, Inc. removing hazardous materials and stabilizing the structure ahead of a significant teardown.