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February 28, 2026

• Shovel-wielding suspect was nude when officers shot him, Yuba City police say
• Kings’ Keegan Murray gets good news and bad news from MRI on latest injury
• SAFE Credit Union takeover demands scrutiny from state regulators | Opinion
• Planet parade, ‘haunting’ lunar eclipse to appear in CA sky. Here’s when
• Christian Brothers basketball competes in honor of freshman who died in sleep
• Destiny Christian Academy avenges two postseason losses to Jesuit, wins section
• Sacramento proud: West Campus tops Central Catholic for program’s 4th CIF title
• From heartbreak to joy, Natomas Nighthawks celebrate CIF banner at Golden 1
• Ex-MLB pitcher Daniel Serafini gets life sentence for fatal Tahoe in-law attack
• Sacramento water agencies get full initial Central Valley Project supply
• With mix of heavy hearts and pride, Christian Brothers girls win section title
• Fresh fruit, beautiful plants and great bargains? I visited the Galt Flea Market
• Sacramento breaks ground on ‘safe camp’ site: When it opens and how much it costs
• California air board OKs first rules for corporate climate disclosures
• 1883 Gold Rush-era building + Airbnb near Sacramento ready for its next believer
• Rep. Kevin Kiley was once the darling of Trump. Is he shifting away from him?
• Federal loan changes threaten California public service careers | Opinion
• Sacramento concert roundup for March: Drop Dead Red’s farewell show, Femme Fest
• 1 person killed in Northern California plane crash, authorities say
• California lawmakers weigh in on Trump’s decision to launch strikes against Iran
• 27 acres along Dry Creek near Roseville will never be developed. Here’s why
• Big game by Lauren Harris powers Faith Christian to 3rd CIF section title in 4 years
• As backcountry skiing grew, Blackbird Guides grew with it. Then came deadly Sierra avalanche
• Sacramento police arrest suspect following deadly South Natomas shooting
• Sacramento is the second-worst California city for car crashes — worse than L.A.
• Newsom’s obsession with social media lets AI run wild in California | Opinion