The NBA has opened a review after a late Kings foul helped the Warriors rally for a 110-105 win; team sources call the play a tactical misstep, not tanking.

A California bill would let drivers install EPA‑approved E‑85 conversion kits, opening a cheaper fuel option; the measure just cleared a key Assembly committee. Supporters promise savings while regulators weigh emissions and enforcement trade‑offs.

University of Beer’s Folsom bar at 1009 E. Bidwell is closing and will be replaced by Roku Japanese Cuisine. The move reshuffles a busy stretch of local restaurants.

A former Monterey Trail social worker alleges Elk Grove Unified disciplined her after she reported suspected child abuse and helped police probe a possible shooting threat.

Elk Grove’s library is relocating into a retrofitted former Rite Aid this fall, expanding space with a children’s patio, makerspace, teen room and nearly double the parking. Construction is expected to finish this summer with a community celebration planned for September.

State officials announced $145.4M in HHAP grants to eight California counties; the Sacramento region is set to get about $31.7M for shelters, prevention and interim housing.

A ConsumerAffairs ranking puts Sacramento No. 8 among large-city housing markets, citing limited listings and rising prices that favor sellers.

Payroll documents show former City Manager Howard Chan took home more in 2025 than his interim successor, spotlighting leave cashouts and executive pay.

A traffic stop in Placer County led to the discovery of an active pipe bomb and an arrest. The county's explosive ordnance disposal team recovered the device.

Newsom’s budget would let SAF producers offset diesel excise taxes, risking hundreds of millions in road funding and drawing sharp critiques over costs and local impacts.

A 36-year-old man was arrested after deputies say they found a loaded handgun, an illegal 15‑round magazine and an unregistered gun during a South Sacramento traffic stop.

A fatal shooting on Fleming Way left one person dead Tuesday as deputies secured the scene and the sheriff's office said no suspects are in custody.

An early-morning crash on Watt Avenue near Arden Way left a person dead; the driver stayed and is cooperating. Authorities are investigating.