San Antonio struck for a franchise-high 25 three-pointers and a season-best 41 assists in a 132-104 rout of the Kings.

A short video out of Lodi shows someone trying to take hundreds of gallons of fuel from a local gas station. The clip echoes a 2025 diesel‑theft case and raises safety and legal concerns.

Surveillance shows thieves smashing storefronts in a wave of at least nine overnight burglaries across Sacramento; small shops are asking for support as police investigate.

Yolo County prosecutors are asking the governor to block a parole recommendation for a man sentenced to 139 years for raping his stepdaughter.

Sacramento moved a major 25‑year plan forward to reshape management of the Lower American River as officials race to adapt to earlier snowmelt and protect salmon. Funding, habitat work and heated local tradeoffs are now on the calendar.

Sacramento police say a traffic stop in Old Sacramento turned up a loaded ghost gun and ammunition; the driver, a 20‑year‑old from Yuba City, was arrested on weapons charges.

A coalition of food, farming and packaging groups sued to block California’s Truth in Recycling law, arguing the chasing‑arrows ban unlawfully limits packaging labels. The case asks a federal judge to pause enforcement while the courts decide.

Galt officers found evidence of a shooting at 4th and C and followed leads to a Sacramento home, where one man was arrested on an unrelated charge. The investigation is ongoing.

Amazon is offering one‑hour and three‑hour delivery in Sacramento for more than 90,000 items, supported by a million‑square‑foot facility at Metro Air Park.

A Cal Fire captain pleaded guilty Tuesday to killing his girlfriend and her son in Cameron Park; sentencing is set for April 13, 2026.

A federal complaint alleges a Carmichael man made violent threats against an Oklahoma judge and faces a federal hearing Wednesday, March 18.

A fatal collision between a big rig and a sedan shut down West Elkhorn Blvd near East Commerce Way on Friday night; investigators are on scene.

President Trump signed an order establishing a Task Force to Eliminate Fraud to police housing, food and medical benefit programs while drawing pushback from California officials.