A pedestrian was hit by a car on Watt Avenue in North Highlands, causing traffic disruption; the man sustained major injuries and the incident is under investigation.

Farishta Ahrary has been appointed as the first female City Auditor of Sacramento, bringing over a decade of auditing experience and multiple certifications to the role.

Wong Center, a new senior housing community, has opened in downtown Sacramento, offering 150 affordable units for seniors aged 55 and above, with various amenities and services.

Three individuals were indicted for unemployment insurance benefits fraud, involving over $900,000 in stolen funds, by the Eastern District of California's U.S. Attorney's Office.

A Yuba County caregiver pleaded guilty to stealing $155,000 in Social Security benefits from a deceased patient.

Jeremiah Malik Jefferson of Benicia pleaded guilty to firearm possession as a felon, facing up to 15 years in prison. His case is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.

Veni-Express Inc. and its owners will pay $135,000 to settle claims of submitting false blood testing service claims and travel mileage to federal healthcare programs.

The National Weather Service in Sacramento warns of gusty winds and potential fire weather conditions in the Sacramento region, with cooler weather and possible rain showers in the longer-term outlook.

Stockton Police reported a residential robbery and attempted carjacking by suspect Carlos Flores, with quick police response preventing harm to victims.

REI Co-op is expanding with a new store in Elk Grove, Sacramento, as part of a larger plan to open six stores by 2026, catering to outdoor enthusiasts with gear, apparel, and community engagement.

Authorities are seeking the driver of a fatal hit-and-run on I-5 in Stockton that killed a pedestrian early Monday morning. The vehicle likely has front-end damage.

A standoff in Modesto ended after deputies used tear gas to arrest Christion Xavier Carter following a chase and standoff at an apartment complex. Carter, wanted on a warrant and suspected of being armed, surrendered and was found with a firearm.

The U.S. Navy confirmed the deaths of aviators Lyndsay Evans and Serena Wileman following their EA-18G Growler crash near Mount Rainier. Both were praised for their service and impact on naval aviation.