The California Highway Patrol increases patrols during Labor Day weekend to prevent DUIs and ensure road safety.

A probation search in Stockton led to four arrests and the shutdown of an illegal gambling operation, with recovery of stolen goods and cash, plus a firearm.

A Sacramento man was arrested on charges of domestic violence and attempted homicide after a woman was found critically injured. Police responded late Friday to the 1400 block of Response Road.

A California Powerball player won $1.18 million after purchasing a ticket at Romey’s Liquor Store that narrowly missed the jackpot. The jackpot now increases to $80 million.

Zelda’s Gourmet Pizza in Sacramento has closed after over 45 years, ceasing operations on August 31st, transitioning to to-go only earlier that month.

Governor Newsom has called a special legislative session in California to address high gas prices, aiming to pass energy bills that were not approved in the regular session.

Northern California sees relief from a heatwave as the National Weather Service forecasts cooler, near-average temperatures for Labor Day, with a warning of increased fire risk and another rise in heat midweek.

The Placer County DA criticized amendments to California's SB 898, which allows convicted criminals to seek resentencing every three years, arguing it could harm victims.

Firefighters quickly extinguished a house fire on Mace Road in Camino, with no injuries reported. Multiple fire units collaborated, and the cause is under investigation.

Lacy Young, 41, was arrested by CAL FIRE and El Dorado County Sheriff for allegedly setting three fires in Placerville. All fires were promptly extinguished.

Yuba County District Attorney's Office is hiring a Legal Services Specialist who possesses technical skills, attention to detail, and exceptional customer service. The role involves aiding victims and maintaining legal documents.

Sacramento Police arrested 41-year-old Cecil Belton for a fatal hit-and-run from August 2023, following an extensive investigation leading to charges of felony hit-and-run resulting in death.

U.S. Attorney Talbert reports three felons convicted by Project Safe Neighborhoods; sentences range from over three years to seven years for possession of firearms or ammo.