Approximately 100 Alki e-bikes valued at over $120,000 were stolen from a North Highlands business across 10 nights. Authorities have recovered 12 bikes and urge public vigilance, especially online.

A pedestrian was fatally run over multiple times by a driver in a Fairfield mall parking lot. The suspect, identified as Vakautakava Tangitau, was arrested following the incident.

Roseville Police arrested a dirt bike rider who tried to evade an officer after riding on city streets without a helmet. The department reminded the public of the legal requirements for operating such vehicles in the city.

The Stockton Police Department reported a foot chase in the Seaport District, resulting in the arrest of Jeff Fletcher, wanted for charges including robbery, battery, and now child abuse.

Albert Edward Sandner Jr.'s parole was denied due to violent tendencies and poor behavior in prison, as confirmed by the Stanislaus County DA via social media.

The Sacramento City Express announces an open house on November 13 to discuss the Truxel Road Bridge Project, aimed at improving Natomas-downtown connectivity.

Sacramento City Council is set to vote on a $321 million development in the Downtown Railyards, including a soccer stadium for Sacramento Republic FC and an entertainment venue, spearheaded by the Wilton Rancheria Tribe.

JD Simien was convicted for multiple violent sexual assaults known as the Clover Leaf rapes, with DNA evidence linking him to the crimes. He faces up to 89 years to life in prison.

Residents in Sacramento can expect stable weather until early next week, with cooler temperatures and winds coming, as per the National Weather Service. Rain, snow, and below-average temps are likely.

West Sacramento has renamed a main road, Tower Bridge Gateway, to Cabaldon Parkway to honor former mayor Christopher Cabaldon, who significantly shaped the city.

A truck spill in Yolo County led to a road closure and cleanup after olives scattered on the road early Thursday.

Old Sacramento received its holiday tree, a 60-foot, 12,000-pound white fir from Siskiyou County, beginning the festive season with a lighting ceremony planned for Nov 27. It will be adorned with lights and special effects by Stage Nine Exhibits.

The City of Folsom has released a draft vision plan for the Central Business District, which outlines future improvements without immediate land use changes or specific projects.