Law enforcement in Stanislaus County seeks witnesses to an 84-year-old man's hit and run involving a medium-sized SUV. The victim, Venustiano Duarte, is hospitalized but stable.

Placer County celebrated National Adoption Day, finalizing 12 adoptions at the courthouse, adding to 23 completed earlier in the year. Judge Irby and families shared their joy, advocating for more to become adoptive parents.

El Dorado County is considering amendments to local ranch and winery event regulations, requiring annual permits and limiting event frequency. A hearing is set for December 10, 2024.

The Sacramento City Council designated a historic Tudor Revival-style home, once the residence of Ronald Reagan, as a landmark to preserve its cultural heritage.

The "Come to Your Senses" art exhibit in Sacramento doubles as a donation drive, offering interactive sensory experiences while supporting local youth programs.

The National Weather Service warns of cold and foggy Thanksgiving in Sacramento, affecting visibility and travel. Frost is likely, with temperatures possibly hitting 32 degrees on Saturday.

I-5 in Stockton reopened after a pedestrian was fatally hit by multiple cars. Traffic resumed before 6 a.m., following a temporary closure due to the incident and a secondary crash involving a CHP patrol car.

Kevin McCarty has declared victory in the Sacramento mayoral race, despite uncounted ballots, while opponent Dr. Flojaune Cofer awaits the final count.

A woman died during a visit to her husband at Mule Creek State Prison, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing by the CDCR and the Amador County coroner.

Two people were critically injured in a house fire in Sacramento; they were found outside when firefighters arrived. The cause is under investigation.

Charles Ross, 46, from Modesto, was convicted on multiple charges, including being a felon with a gun, and possession of a loaded firearm and cocaine.

A man in a wheelchair was fatally hit by a truck in Modesto; police call for witnesses as they investigate the incident highlighting city's safety issues for pedestrians.

The Rocklin Police Department received a $75,000 grant from the California OTS for initiatives to improve traffic safety, including DUI enforcement and education on driving hazards.