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.

Brian Passenheim succeeds Chief Hopper as Placer County's Chief Probation Officer starting March 8, bringing his experience and local roots to the role.

The City of Davis addressed the $24.2 million award to Jennifer Comey's survivors and outlined steps to improve urban forestry safety and prevent future incidents.

Kelly Stachowicz has been appointed as the interim city manager of Davis, starting March 31, 2025, with a search for a permanent replacement underway.

The Sacramento City Council allocated $23.6 million from last year's surplus to reduce the forecasted budget shortfall, which stands at $44.1 million despite recent cuts in homelessness funding.

Rachelle Gayton has been appointed as Yolo County's new Chief Probation Officer, succeeding the interim officer since January. She has over two decades of experience in public service.

West Sacramento reiterates its commitment to not enforcing federal immigration laws, emphasizing inclusivity and the well-being of all residents, regardless of immigration status.

Sacramento settled for $13.4 million over substandard work and fraudulent billing in its water meter program, with Teichert Construction and others paying.

The Roseville Police Department announced on Facebook the implementation of AB 481, which requires approval and annual reports for the use of "military equipment" by law enforcement.

Steve Colangelo appointed as Stockton's interim city manager; his lack of government experience raises concerns, but some officials back the decision.

Siri Pulipati inaugurated as Rancho Cordova's first female and South Asian mayor, focusing on tech and education.

Joe Ambrosini is appointed as Placer County's new Director of Human Resources, bringing experience from Long Beach and aiming to enhance services for over 3,000 county employees.