The Placer County DA's Office successfully opposed the parole of convicted child molester William Vogel, citing his refusal to engage in rehabilitation programs.

Rocklin Police detained three suspects after a shoplifting incident, later using Proposition 36 to arrest a repeat offender. The suspects faced various charges including narcotics sales and possession.

Davis hosts its first Parent-Child Dance with a neon "Glow Up!" theme at the Veterans Memorial Center on March 15, featuring music, refreshments, and a photo booth. Tickets are required for entry.

Convicted bank robber Contiee Redicks was sentenced to 50 years to life by Judge Laurel White, following a trial that convicted him of robbery and attempted robbery charges. His criminal pattern and prior convictions influenced the sentence severity.

The DOJ has sued nurse Joan Rubinger for illegally distributing opioids nationwide, seeking to prohibit her from prescribing controlled substances and imposing civil penalties.

Bakersfield man pleads guilty to child pornography charges involving over 600 images, some depicting a toddler.

The National Weather Service reports mostly clear skies and slightly warmer temperatures for Sacramento, with weakening winds in the Valley and cooler nights with possible frost ahead.

Police arrested Rayniko Flores for a 2019 fatal shooting in Stockton, following an extensive investigation. Flores was booked into county jail and the case remains active.

Firefighters contained a house fire in Sacramento's Rosemont area; one cat perished, but there were no human injuries. The cause is under investigation.

A contractor's message board in Elk Grove displayed a racial slur, prompting Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen to demand accountability and the city to affirm its commitment against hate.

Sutter Health Park prepares for the baseball season by hiring over 300 staff. The Sacramento River Cats and the Athletics sold out 2025 season tickets, with a waiting list for 2026.

A fire in a Folsom neighborhood displaced eight people, confined mostly to one home's garage and attic. Fire crews and Red Cross provided response and aid.

The Calaveras County Sheriff's Office praised its volunteer units for contributing over 16,000 hours to public service in 2024, highlighting their roles in administration, event support, and emergency response.