A Placer County man pleaded guilty to child exploitation, with evidence of him recording minors and possessing over 3,000 images and videos of abuse material. He faces 15 to 30 years in prison.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of elevated fire danger followed by cooler temperatures, showers, and thunderstorms in Northern California starting Sunday.

Amazon is closing two California warehouses in West Sacramento and Irvine, affecting 160 workers but aims to offer them other roles within the company.

The case of Jeffrey Askren, missing since 1984, remains unsolved. His vehicle was found near the Wilseyville serial killings site, but no other traces or clues have emerged. The Calaveras County Sheriff's Office seeks public assistance.

Jessica Chavez and Gregorio Ornelas were in court facing charges for the death of their 2-year-old daughter, Jocelyn Ornelas, which include child abuse and murder.

Sheraton Grand Hotel workers in Sacramento, represented by UNITE HERE Local 49, overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike over issues such as inadequate staffing and wage increases.

Firefighters from El Dorado County climbed 110 flights of stairs in Sacramento to honor 9/11 victims, presenting nameplates at the top in a remembrance tribute.

A 13-year-old in Roseville, California was arrested for making fake terrorist threats against Silverado Middle School, which were later determined not credible by police.

A Modesto man was convicted of making terrorist threats and vandalism after he threatened an 11-year-old boy and threw a rock through the child's window.

A clerk was cited by Modesto Police and the ABC during a Minor Decoy operation for selling alcohol to minors, revealing the ongoing efforts to combat underage drinking.

The Galt Police Department celebrated National Police Woman's Day, highlighting Officers Nicholas and Miramontes for completing field training and serving as solo officers in Galt.

Elevated fire weather conditions persist in Northern California with gusty winds and low humidity. The National Weather Service warns of increased fire risks, especially along the I-5 corridor and in higher elevations through Friday morning.

A Sacramento woman was sentenced to five years in prison for conspiring to distribute meth and heroin, and participating in an illegal firearms transaction.