An Elk Grove community member alerted police to a car burglar in a red hoodie, leading to the arrest of 18-year-old Clara Colvin for vehicle burglary and possession of burglary tools.

A man was arrested in Marysville for allegedly making threats against his estranged wife, leading to a lockdown at her place of employment, Adventist Health and Rideout Hospital.

Two men were indicted by a Federal Grand Jury for intending to sexually abuse a child and possessing child abuse material after a sting operation by Sacramento ICAC.

Deputies in Sacramento subdued a violent man, Ryan Hanka, after a 911 call disturbance; he assaulted police K9 Niko and tried to disarm an officer. Hanka, with a history of violent crimes, faces multiple felonies and is held without bail.

West Sacramento firefighter Timothy Hall's memorial service is today; he died in a training exercise. A procession from Fire Station 45 to Creekside Church will cause road closures.

An elderly Hispanic woman was killed after being hit by a Ford F150 in Sacramento. The incident happened on Franklin Boulevard, with the driver, not under the influence, cooperating with the investigation.

Joseph Silva pled guilty to unlawful possession of a silencer and making three destructive devices, using a 3D-printer for some. He risks up to 10 years in prison per count.

Bryan M. Williams, former treasurer of a Kern County political organization, pleaded guilty to bank fraud involving $230,000 to $435,000. He faces up to 30 years in prison and a $1 million fine.

The Bay Area anticipates a cooldown with temperatures gradually declining from the upper 90s, along with a reduced HeatRisk and the potential for rain by the weekend.

A FedEx truck was involved in a multi-vehicle crash on the Lake Natoma Crossing Bridge in Folsom, injuring at least five, with minor to moderate injuries. Traffic was disrupted, and authorities are investigating the cause.

Two California wildfires lead to arson charges for two men, including one allegedly started near Tahoe National Forest by an intoxicated Glenn Scribner.

The Sacramento Bee and KCRA report vigils in Northern California commemorating the Oct. 7 Middle East attacks, honoring over 41,000 victims, amidst a backdrop of escalating regional conflict and calls for peace.

A fatal collision between a sedan and an SUV in South Sacramento resulted in one death; the SUV driver, who showed signs of intoxication, was detained.