Stockton's City Council delays the vote on the interim city manager contract, inciting community distrust and prompting calls for a budget investigation and the attorney general's involvement.

Eric Grant was sworn in as the Interim U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of California, succeeding the previous appointment by Attorney General Pam Bondi.

California's telework audit promises to reveal massive taxpayer savings as unions successfully delay Newsom's return-to-office mandate until 2026.

Modesto native Eric Grant was sworn in as Interim US Attorney for Eastern California, bringing Supreme Court credentials and extensive environmental law experience to the sprawling 34-county district.

Sacramento County's Grand Jury reveals over 97% of confirmed elder financial abuse cases go unprosecuted, exposing systemic failures in protecting vulnerable residents.

Sacramento has revamped its 311 system to better address homelessness concerns, with an intelligent questionnaire designed to deliver faster aid and improve service coordination and transparency.

Texas Democrats who broke quorum to block GOP redistricting rallied with Governor Newsom and Nancy Pelosi in Sacramento today, escalating a multi-state battle over congressional maps.

St. Hope charter schools and Sacramento district work to finalize complex operational agreement amid ongoing concerns about governance and oversight.

Aero Turbine Inc. and Gallant Capital Partners LLC settled for $1.75 million over accusations of failing to meet cybersecurity requirements in an Air Force contract.

Sacramento city officials join a lawsuit against the federal government's termination of funding for the Environmental Protection Agency’s Environmental and Climate Justice Grants, impacting the city's urban tree canopy goals.

Folsom Fire Chief Ken Cusano is retiring on October 9, 2025, after a lengthy career, having implemented numerous programs and modernized fire services.

The Folsom City Manager announced a proposed budget with a $3.5 million gap, prompting public discussions on managing the shortfall ahead of the fiscal year 2025-26.

The Sacramento City Council passed a $1.7 billion budget for FY2025/26, avoiding layoffs and closing a $62.2 million deficit. Essential services remain funded.