Jim-Denny's diner in Sacramento experienced its fifth burglary of the year, leading to the arrest of suspect Mark Troyer, who caused damage to the property.

The California International Marathon brings global runners to Sacramento, boosting the local economy and supporting both athletes and causes like anti-fentanyl abuse advocacy.

Sacramento's Women’s Empowerment seeks donations for its holiday drive to support homeless women and children, with a deadline of December 11th for gift bag contributions.

Sacramento and the Northern San Joaquin Valley experience foggy conditions with low visibility. Winds should clear the fog, leading to cooler temperatures. Dry and sunny weather is expected mid-week, with rain chances by the weekend.

A man who escaped federal custody in 2017 is indicted after being recaptured in 2024, facing charges for his original fraud convictions and his escape.

Sacramento opens weather-respite centers during severe cold, providing services from Dec 8-10, including safe shelter, pet accommodation, and free transit.

Rancho Cordova appointed Amanda Norton as Economic Development Director and Darcy Goulart as Community Development Director to advance local economic and community growth.

The City of Sacramento released a report on its homelessness response, detailing 459 calls received, 2,231 cases closed, and 140,370 pounds of trash removed in one week.

Davis authorities reassured residents of their commitment to unbiased law enforcement and the protection of immigrants' rights, emphasizing adherence to SB 54 and the city's Sanctuary status.

Oak Park homeowners can apply for home repairs through the "Rock the Block" program, which is backed by Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento and the City of Sacramento to aid near the new UC Davis Aggie Square.

The Nevada Department of Transportation issued an update on I-15 South Widening Project, alerting to ramp and lane closures affecting Las Vegas drivers.

The Sacramento City Council approved the LGBTQ+ Historic Experience Project to document and preserve the city's LGBTQ+ history, obtaining community input and supported by grants and local organizations.

Sacramento officials have launched the Stockton Gateway project, introducing 196 mixed-income housing units near UC Davis Aggie Square, aiming for completion in 2026.