The City of Sacramento reported progress on homelessness, with 471 out of 725 calls addressed and 25 individuals housed in city facilities, although space remains limited.

Sacramento opens weather-respite centers due to cold, providing shelter at the OEC and North 5th Street Navigation Center, with specific services and regulations detailed.

A man was arrested for selling fentanyl pills in 2021, resulting in a fatal overdose at Jones Family Park. After a multi-year investigation, Keon Taylor faces charges including homicide and drug transportation.

Brandon McGrath, aged 21, was charged by Sacramento PD for a series of taco stand armed robberies. He was caught after a foiled attempt on January 3, 2025, thanks to community and police collaboration.

A man named Trevon Lyle was arrested by the Sacramento Sheriff's Office for allegedly sexually assaulting a minor, with the public asked to provide more information.

The Sacramento City Council appointed Karina Talamantes as Vice Mayor and Eric Guerra as Mayor Pro Tempore for 2025. Mayor McCarty praised their experience and ratified his committee chair selections.

The National Weather Service predicts a windy and dry week for Sacramento, with temperatures above seasonal norms and gusts possibly affecting travel and outdoor activities.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a big rig on I-5 near Sutterville Road in Sacramento, causing extensive highway closure before lanes reopened around 8 a.m.

An altercation at Town Center Plaza in West Sacramento led to gunfire and three suspects being detained. The victim is still missing; police have conducted an intensive search and are urging witnesses to come forward.

Placer County released draft reports for its Placer 2050 General Plan Update, outlining the future for unincorporated areas and inviting public input.

Davis has released the DEIR for the Village Farms project, inviting community comment from Jan 7 to Feb 25, 2025.

Anthony Coates of Sacramento receives a 14-year sentence for trafficking meth and distributing counterfeit pills.

The Calaveras County Sheriff's Office warns of increased mail theft and telephone scams and advises residents to be vigilant and report suspicious activities to help prevent identity theft.