Ariane Lange

Sacramento Code Enforcement threatened a $900 fine over tall “weeds” that were actually California’s official state grass.

To justify a car-centric culture, California has to downplay most fatal car crashes. Is the one that killed Connor Lopez different?

For decades, California has had a type of homicide just for drivers. Criminal sentencing for fatal car crashes is relatively light.

“We should not have to pay for basic first-world improvements with blood.”

Data released by Sacramento show a marked increase in the number of homeless people being cited or arrested since January 2025.

A small claims lawsuit over the way the Sacramento Police Department handled encampment sweeps shows how the city responds to homelessness.

A police officer tells a woman the city has “a zero-tolerance on camping and anything associated with it in Sacramento.”

A proposed sales tax to fund street safety in the California capital cleared the first hurdle to land on the November ballot.

“If there was a barrier, my son would be alive.”

A commission wouldn’t OK a new fee without proof that bigger cars are more dangerous. An expert said that’s “a fundamental of physics.”