One person was killed and four others were injured in a two-car crash in South Sacramento.
The crash occurred early Saturday morning near Florin Road and Stockton Boulevard.
The four injured individuals have varying levels of seriousness, and there is no update on their conditions.
In Modesto, one woman was killed and another was seriously injured after their truck rolled down an embankment near Dry Creek.
The truck had to be reached with a system of ropes as crews had difficulty getting to it.
The cause of the crash is unknown, and police do not believe the driver was impaired.
A 28-year-old man was arrested in South Sacramento for a shooting that occurred on February 4th.
The police received reports of three shots fired throughout different neighborhoods during a short period of time.
They later searched the home of a suspect, Sion Kula Matanji, where they found two guns and narcotics.
He was booked in the Sacramento County Jail.
Sacramento police were able to get two guns off the street after responding to reports of an armed robbery on 15th Street.
Two suspects were arrested after officers chased them on foot.
The stolen property was also recovered.
Placer County is still working to clean up homes destroyed by the Mosquito Fire this past summer, despite the strong storms.
The fire burned for more than 50 days, destroyed more than 80 buildings, and left burned scars.
Former President Donald Trump’s spokesperson walked back claims that he may be arrested this week.
Trump claimed that the arrest would come as a result of an investigation into claims that he paid hush money to adult film stars Stormy Daniels before the 2016 election.
Trump plans to continue his campaign for the 2024 election even if he’s indicted.
Ten people were pulled alive from a building that collapsed in Northern India, but 14 people were killed.
It’s unclear what caused the building to collapse.
There are growing concerns over the safety of TikTok after employees of the Chinese tech company ByteDance, who owns the app, were found to have used the app to inappropriately gather data on users, including two journalists.
The company says those two employees were fired, but experts claim it still doesn’t mean the app is safe to use.
Sacramento Comic-Con is back at the Sacramento Convention Center.
Voice actors who play Mickey Mouse and Goofy will be in attendance.
Tickets are available at the door.
