US Edition
News about Sacramento
Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Sacramento, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 3,169 stories have been published about Sacramento which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
Weather
77°F
77°FTuesday58° | 88°F
58° | 88°FWednesday62° | 83°F
62° | 83°FThursday
57° | 76°F
57° | 76°FFriday53° | 74°F
53° | 74°FSaturday52° | 74°F
52° | 74°FSunday53° | 76°F
53° | 76°FLocal News Publishers
Suggest a source
Looking for a source we don't already have? Suggest one here.Top Sacramento News
Department of Justice · SacramentoOn Sunday, Governor Gavin Newsom’s Communications Director Izzy Gardon (he/him) posted, “A few weeks ago, one of Trump’s top DOJ officials publicly targeted this judge. Today, the judge’s home is on fire,” in reference to South Carolina circuit court Judge Diane Schafer Goodstein’s home that exploded in flames on Saturday. The top DOJ official Gardon references is Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justic…See the Story
DOJ’s Harmeet Dhillon Alleges Threats From ‘Woke Idiots’ Working For Governor Newsom – California Globe
100% Right coverage: 4 sources
Sacramento · SacramentoGov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill that would have tightened rules on how police in California use automated license plate readers, saying the regulations would impede criminal investigations. The Legislature approved the proposal last month amid reports police were misusing the data, including a CalMatters story in June showing that officers on more than 100 occasions violated a state law against sharing the data with federal authorities and other…See the Story
Newsom Vetoes Bill to Regulate License Plate Readers — Even as Fresh Evidence of Misuse Emerges
Coverage: 2 sources
Sacramento · SacramentoThere’s a green button for “aye” and a red button for “no” on Concord Assemblymember Anamarie Ávila Farías’ desk. She feels obligated to push one of those buttons for every bill that comes her way in the California Legislature – even if hitting the red one might make her an outlier among her Democratic colleagues. After all, they almost never vote against bills, particularly those authored by their fellow Democrats. She voted “no” this year 41 t…See the Story
California lawmakers keep dodging tough bills by not voting. Here are the worst offenders
Coverage: 2 sources
