Former teacher Kim Wilson was sentenced to 215 years to life for multiple counts of lewd acts upon a child, after pleading guilty. He targeted students, recording the abuse, raising concerns about the detection of such crimes in schools.

Sacramento food truck event showcases hydrogen fuel cells as a sustainable energy source, with noise reduction noted as a benefit. City Councilman Guerra emphasizes its role in achieving eco-friendly goals despite infrastructure challenges.

UC Davis Medical Center becomes Northern California's first Special Pathogen Treatment Center with $1.2 million in state funding, positioning Sacramento as a critical defense hub against deadly diseases like Ebola and Marburg virus.

Sacramento distributes 200 technology kits to promote digital access for underserved communities, including local organizations and tech-focused college students.

Placer County has launched SolarAPP+, an online system to expedite solar permit approval for residential projects, enhancing efficiency and supporting California's clean energy goals.

Comcast Xfinity users in Sacramento faced a weekend outage due to network damage, affecting internet and TV services. Restoration was delayed, and the outage impacted local businesses. Investigations suggested deliberate sabotage of the network.

Sacramento introduces the first bus-mounted tech for automated bike lane enforcement, promising safer roads for cyclists through AI-powered detection of illegally parked vehicles.

Rocklin joins National Take Back Day on April 26, letting residents safely dispose of unwanted meds at two sites. The initiative aims to reduce prescription drug misuse.

Placer County is implementing paid parking and permit zones in Kings Beach to improve local business access and manage visitor parking. The county is also adding enforcement measures with technology-equipped vehicles.

The Elk Grove Police Department's Drone Program received FAA approval for BVLOS operations, enhancing their capability to conduct flights without visual observers for public safety.

The Biden administration is granting Bosch $225 million for a silicon carbide semiconductor facility in Roseville as part of the CHIPS initiative, projecting job creation and increased U.S. production capacity.