Minnesota Governor Tim Walz arrived in Sacramento for campaign events and participated in a major fundraiser, contributing to the Harris-Walz ticket's finances.

California Gov. Newsom signed a bill making soliciting minors under 16 for sex a felony and gave prosecutors discretion to charge those soliciting 16 and 17-year-olds, as part of a package against sex trafficking.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a law apologizing for the state's historical role in slavery and its effects, including plans for a memorial plaque.

A former chief of staff is suing California State Senator Marie Alvarado-Gil for allegedly pressuring him into a sexual relationship and creating a hostile work environment.

Sacramento's mayoral race features debates between Dr. Flo Cofer and Kevin McCarty, with key issues being policing and homelessness. They offer contrasting solutions as they prepare for the upcoming election.

Governor Newsom has called a special legislative session in California to address high gas prices, aiming to pass energy bills that were not approved in the regular session.

The Placer County DA criticized amendments to California's SB 898, which allows convicted criminals to seek resentencing every three years, arguing it could harm victims.

The Manteca Police Department showcases military equipment to the public, promoting transparency in line with Assembly Bill 481. The event aims to educate and foster community relations.

Sacramento County legal professionals strike for better pay, claiming competitive salaries are needed for the sustainability of the criminal justice system. Essential court operations continue during the protest.

Governor Newsom warns that California localities could lose funds if they don't act to clear homeless encampments.

Auburn is considering a 2% increase in its transient occupancy tax, aiming to raise funds for city services and include short-term rentals in the tax. The proposed hike faces varied City Council opinions.

Placer County officials have approved a 10-year forest health plan to mitigate the wildfire threat, focusing on community safety and costing an estimated $2 billion.

Stockton to enforce stricter laws on homelessness, planning to clear encampments due to a Supreme Court ruling that allows such measures even with insufficient shelter beds. Critics raise concerns about the effects on the homeless population.