The NWS forecasts dense fog, frost, and persistent rain in Sacramento, with temperatures ranging in the mid-50s and chances of rain increasing mid-week.

Manteca Police and proudtobemusd will host a town hall on human trafficking on January 15th, providing the community with awareness tools and resources.

Dupree and Savangsy were arraigned on murder and torture charges related to a 7-year-old girl's death in Roseville; the continued arraignment is set for January 5, 2026.

One person died in a single-vehicle crash in Sacramento County, attributed to bad weather, after hitting a pole at Franklin Blvd and Point Pleasant Road.

Sacramento couple James and Marla Zupancic listed their handcrafted Kukui'ula estate on Kauaʻi for about $14.6M. The four‑bedroom home blends museum‑grade finishes with solar backup and a private pickleball court.

Couple arrested in Roseville for suspected child murder; police found an unresponsive 7-year-old girl who later died and an injured 5-year-old. The suspects face multiple charges.

Developer Kosh Grewal bought nearly six acres in South Natomas with plans for a hotel and apartments. The purchase clusters new lodging and rental potential near I‑5.

A man wanted in connection with a possible shooting was detained after barricading himself inside a home on Fieldpoppy Circle. Tactical teams were sent while authorities investigate.

A Sacramento traffic stop led to the arrest of two men for firearm possession and narcotics sales, with police seizing a loaded gun, fentanyl, meth, and Xanax.

Modesto Police Department invites residents to their Citizens Police Academy starting February 2026 to learn about police operations and foster community trust.

West Sacramento received a $43.35 million AHSC grant for affordable housing and sustainable transportation, including the development of 114 affordable units and electric streetcars.

Roseville removed its last single‑wall underground storage tank, bringing city sites into compliance with California’s Dec. 31 phase‑out and reducing contamination risk.

Kernul, a nine-year-old Sacramento County agriculture detection dog, was retired after budget cuts and the end of a state grant that funded his position.