John Seymour, a onetime Anaheim mayor and the last Republican to represent California in the U.S. Senate, died April 18 at 88. He later led housing nonprofits in Southern California.

Westfield Galleria at Roseville announced 'The Trails,' a western‑promenade overhaul with new restaurants and furniture retailers. Construction starts in May and aims to finish in spring 2027.

Roseville police say at least a dozen vehicles were broken into overnight at hotels near Taylor Road and Highway 65. Detectives are collecting surveillance and asking witnesses to come forward.

Neighbors on Jordan Lane say storms have eroded a hillside above their homes, leaving debris on the road and prompting calls for a permanent fix.

USDA approved up to $9 million to help Central Valley peach growers pull clingstone trees left without buyers after Del Monte’s bankruptcy; the aid could cover as many as 420,000 trees.

Clear morning and a quick warm-up — highs near 80 today and mid-80s later in the week. Mountains may see isolated showers or a few thunderstorms this evening.

A federal judge sentenced Richard Best to three years and ordered $2M restitution after prosecutors say he diverted nearly $4.8M in canola meant for livestock feed.

Dr. Phuong Luu will lead Sacramento County Public Health beginning June 1, 2026, after unanimous board approval.

A failed passing maneuver on Highway 113 in Woodland flipped a car and left its driver dead, CHP says.

A Sacramento woman was sentenced to four years in federal prison after prosecutors say she used stolen identities to get loans for a Jaguar and Mercedes and siphoned funds.

Sheriff’s deputies say Jorge Tinoco, convicted in 1994 of assaulting a 5‑year‑old, was granted elderly parole and should not be released. Local law enforcement and the sheriff are pushing legal and ballot fixes.

Lawsuits filed by the Immigrant Rights Defense Council accuse three Sacramento-area immigration-consultant businesses of misrepresenting credentials and practicing law without authorization. State rules require registration and a $100,000 bond.

A Valley Vision poll finds 17% of local parents have left work because childcare is unaffordable, and providers and neighbors warn spots and programs are disappearing.