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New bodycam footage from Sacramento exposes a chilling shift: police are enforcing a “zero-tolerance” policy on homelessness, even when people have nowhere to go—directly contradicting department guidelines and official statements. Officers are seen discarding personal property, including laptops and tents, while publicly claiming they have no choice but to comply with new anti-camping laws. One s...

Sacramento’s police just released new guidelines on how they handle homelessness, turning camping into a gray-area crime with confusing rules — from what gets saved to what gets tossed — all while weather drops to freezing and officers talk about “zero-tolerance.” Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is a...

Dylan Cardwell is turning heads for the Sacramento Kings with his electric defense and relentless energy, proving undrafted players can still chase NBA dreams—especially when they bring heart, hustle, and a knack for swatting shots. But his aggressive style comes with a price: constant foul trouble that’s limiting his minutes and threatening his impact. With standout performances in summer league—...

Sacramento-Yolo just unleashed 144,000 sterilized male mosquitoes in Rosemont—part of a bold new battle against disease-spreading Aedes aegypti, with weekly releases every Tuesday and Thursday for 16 weeks. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public repor...

San Juan Apartments, a new affordable housing complex in Sacramento, transforms a former homeless encampment into 113 units—with 70 more coming soon—showcasing what happens when city, county, and developers unite for community impact. Designed for residents earning 30-60% of the area’s median income, it’s already sparking plans for phase two: senior housing. Backed by $1M from Health Net and poise...

Sacramento County’s paying $1.2 million for a deputy’s shove that broke an elderly woman’s femur—despite the sheriff letting the officer walk away, now facing felony assault charges. Meanwhile, a Rocklin teacher caught peeing in class remains on the job after police found no criminal charges. And two Sacramento Fire Captains allegedly defrauded an elderly woman by buying her home, flipping it for...

After nearly nine years, justice is finally closing in on Jose Guadalupe Lopez Nunez, the man accused of murdering his girlfriend Emelina Quintero-Ramos and dumping her body in the Sacramento River in 2017. Arrested in Mexico last August and brought back to face charges, Lopez Nunez now sits in custody without bail after his first court appearance. The FBI hailed his capture as a long-awaited step...

Zachariah Wooden, a little-known Republican candidate, stunned the political scene by finishing second in California’s 7th congressional district primary—just behind the incumbent. Though he entered with no name recognition, he became a pawn in the Democratic battle between Mai Vang and Doris Matsui, both of whom used him strategically to highlight their own divides. Framed as a “MAGA Republican”...