Ronald Walker received a 23-year to life sentence for second-degree murder and assault with a deadly weapon in a Sacramento senior residence incident.

A Stockton man pleads guilty to methamphetamine distribution conspiracy; he and co-defendants were involved in trafficking drugs across the U.S. between July and December 2019.

A former CPA from Clovis pleaded guilty to bank larceny, stealing over $800,000 by transferring funds from a client's account to his company's and quickly withdrawing the money.

Rain and mountain snow are forecasted for Northern California with a brief break before more precipitation arrives Sunday, and a Winter Weather Advisory issued above 5000 feet.

Two teens were shot and injured in an early morning incident in Sacramento's Downtown Commons. Suspects, both minors, were detained on weapons charges. The shooting is under investigation, with no current link to previous incidents.

Sacramento Police investigate a woman's death, found in a tent, with homicide detectives and crime scene investigators involved. The Coroner will confirm her identity.

Two El Dorado County firefighters were injured in a house fire; one suffered serious burns and the other minor leg injuries. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Galt Police seized guns and narcotics from a driver, Kenneth Arnold, after a traffic stop led to a search revealing an unregistered Glock and drugs. Arnold was booked on multiple charges.

A pre-dawn patrol in Galt led to the arrest of three individuals for possession of burglary tools during a traffic stop conducted by Galt Police Department.

The City of Davis addressed the $24.2 million award to Jennifer Comey's survivors and outlined steps to improve urban forestry safety and prevent future incidents.

Sacramento Police arrested Michael Nix for possessing illegal weapons and narcotics paraphernalia, including a loaded gun, shotgun, ammo, composite knuckles, and 3D printed firearm parts.

The Folsom Police's Homeless Outreach Team cleared an illegal encampment at 370 Plaza Drive, aided by local groups and the DFW, improving safety and the environment.

Sacramento's weather will see brief respite before another active system brings showers, with temperatures below average and potential travel impacts for higher elevations.