California thought it had won its constitutional showdown with Trump over National Guard control—but that victory lasted about two hours. The 9th Circuit's emergency intervention has thrown 4,000 troops back into legal limbo and escalated what's now among the most significant federal-state military disputes since the civil rights era.

Governor Newsom suggests California could withhold federal tax contributions in response to Trump's threats to cut funding, but experts and legal constraints make such action unlikely.

Yolo County is seeking volunteers for its Local Advisory Committee for Proposition 47 to help shape a grant supporting individuals with substance use disorders in the justice system.

Police Chief Rick Hillman of Folsom retires after 30 years with the department, having led it for the last seven. He is known for advancing proactive policing and fostering community partnerships.

Sacramento's proposed $1.65 billion budget aims to maintain services and jobs despite a structural deficit, with strategies to manage a $62.2 million shortfall and future fiscal challenges.

Mónica Morales appointed as director of Yolo County Health and Human Services Agency, bringing over 20 years of leadership experience in health initiatives.

Placer County Supervisor Cindy Gustafson has been appointed to the State Board of Fire Services by the governor to address fire protection and prevention in California.

Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez attracted thousands in Folsom, California, with their "Fighting Oligarchy" tour, discussing issues like corporate power and healthcare.

Lodi's City Manager Scott Carney was placed on leave amidst allegations of public fund misuse, which he raised. A narrow council vote and community reactions highlight a divided opinion on the issue.

UC Davis confirms the visa terminations of 12 individuals, including 7 students, with reasons undisclosed amid a national pattern of similar visa issues.

Yolo County reminds property owners of the February 1 tax deadline with a grace period until April 10. Late payments incur a 10% penalty. Payment methods vary, and taxpayers are urged to ensure prompt submission regardless of bill receipt.

The Education Department warned 60 colleges, including Sacramento State and UC Davis, about Jewish student safety amid anti-Semitic concerns and potential federal funding loss. The universities have pledged to fight discrimination and hostility.

Sacramento joins other cities in suing the Trump Administration over threats to cut federal funds to sanctuary cities. They aim to protect local autonomy and federal funding essential for city services.