Sacramento top stories: Newsom’s $7.5M home, 49ers owner arrested and more

From the Gov. Gavin Newsom’s luxury home listing to an NFL owner’s arrest and a fight over a Catholic school’s admissions policy, Sacramento-area news moved quickly today. Here’s a rundown of the latest stories readers are following.

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• Gov. Gavin Newsom and First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom on Monday listed their Fair Oaks estate for $7.5 million, a gated 8.2-acre property with a roughly 12,663-square-foot residence, resort-style pool, tennis court and a wine cellar with room for about 5,000 bottles.

• San Francisco 49ers owner John “Jed” York, 46, was arrested Sunday in Ohio by the East Palestine Police Department on misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and possessing criminal tools; an initial prostitution charge was amended to disorderly conduct.

• Three Jesuit High School parents — Anthony Hernandez, Mary Jo Adams Hermann and an anonymous parent — filed a canonical petition asking the Catholic Church to order Bishop Jaime Soto to investigate the Sacramento school, which plans to admit its first girls under a co-divisional model approved amid declining enrollment.

• State Sen. Caroline Menjivar, D-Panorama City, introduced SB 938 to block ICE officers from using their federal service to bypass California’s Regular Basic Course police academy requirements, though POST reported that ICE officers’ specialized duties already would not qualify for a training waiver.

• Sant Sagar Crematory, located within 1,000 feet of a school, was cited by the Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District for performing unpermitted construction — including partially installed exhaust stacks and gas and electrical lines connected to cremation units — while a California Environmental Quality Act review was still underway.