Raley's CEO Michael Teel sold his West Shore Lake Tahoe estate for roughly $17 million as he resumes leadership of the family grocer.

Thirty ex-staffers say viral clips don’t tell the full story as Katie Porter tries to steady her governor bid ahead of the June primary.

An Assembly committee advanced AB 1806, which would require the California attorney general to investigate shootings by federal immigration agents and issue a public report. The move follows recent federal and local shootings that have roiled advocates and officials.

The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado touched down northeast of Clovis with damage consistent with EF1 strength. Schools briefly sheltered in place and nearby counties saw wind damage.

Sheriff’s detectives say a 35‑year‑old was arrested after roughly 50 Home Depot and Lowe’s thefts were tied to sales at local pawn shops. Search warrants recovered over $10,000 in allegedly stolen goods.

Sacramento police are investigating two early‑morning burglaries in south Sacramento after a vehicle drove through a storefront and an alarm signaled a second break‑in.

State regulators revoked a former Oroville officer's certification after he was found to have left an arrestee near a rural recycling facility; the woman was later injured in a hit‑and‑run.

Light rain and a chance of thunderstorms this morning in Sacramento, then sunnier and warmer by Thursday. Mountain snow will force chain controls in the Sierra.

The NWS issued an updated severe thunderstorm warning for parts of Tehama County Tuesday, warning of quarter-sized hail and possible vehicle damage this afternoon.

Manteca police say a 60-year-old man who died after being detained had a preliminary autopsy finding of natural causes; toxicology testing is pending.

Caltrans announced plans to add 1,656 electric vehicles to its state fleet, pushing a major shift in how crews operate across California.

San Joaquin rail agencies approved the Midtown station at 19th & Q. Construction is targeted for early 2027 with a 2031 opening and state funding.

Attorney General Rob Bonta called 2024 "historic" after state data showed the fewest firearm-related deaths since 1968, while warning the gains are fragile. DOJ reports show falling homicides but tracing gaps remain.