The Elk Grove school board voted against a proposal to potentially ban transgender students from girls' sports, citing ongoing legal debates and preferring to wait for legal clarifications.

Jimmy Kimmel's indefinite suspension by ABC, after remarks about Charlie Kirk's killing, has sparked debate on free speech, with Governor Newsom and others condemning it as GOP censorship, while Trump and allies view it positively.

California faces a costly special election to vote on redrawn congressional maps, with estimates reaching $282 million statewide and Sacramento County's share at $11 million.

Mai Vang has announced her candidacy for California's 7th Congressional District for 2026, challenging incumbent Doris Matsui. Vang emphasizes immigrant rights and working family support in her campaign.

The El Dorado County Board of Supervisors to meet in South Lake Tahoe, discussing local issues including VHR Code, sustainability, and a mural project.

California's SB 627, proposed by Sen. Wiener, seeks to limit law enforcement officers from wearing masks during operations, with certain exemptions. It faces opposition over concerns regarding qualified immunity and increased litigation for officers.

Lodi City Council opposes redistricting Proposition 50, fearing division into three districts. Mayor and council members seek to maintain city unity and voice concerns to state officials.

Sacramento Councilmember Mai Vang is challenging Congressmember Doris Matsui for California's 7th Congressional District, setting the stage for a Democratic political contest.

A man who committed a murder-for-hire in Sacramento for just $500 at age 18 could soon be eligible for parole after Governor Newsom commuted his life sentence.

California's new statewide task force will target homeless encampments in Sacramento and nine other major cities within 30 days. Governor Newsom's coordinated approach aims to distinguish state efforts from federal enforcement strategies.

ICE officials denied Rep. Matsui and local leaders entry to a Sacramento detention facility to inspect conditions amid reports of inadequate detainee treatment.

Sacramento's longtime housing chief La Shelle Dozier is retiring after 23 years just as the agency faces potential dissolution through state legislation.

Rebecca Neves has been appointed as Folsom's new Public Works Director, starting September 1. She brings extensive experience in civil engineering and public service.