A late-night shooting on the 2000 block of Larkspur Lane left one person injured; deputies say the investigation is active and no suspect information is available.

Sacramento's weather forecast predicts patchy fog, gentle temperature rise, and mostly sunny skies throughout the week, with calm winds and nighttime lows around 38-40 degrees.

A person was struck and later died on Folsom Boulevard near Tiber Way early Friday. CHP says investigators are probing whether a second driver fled the scene.

The Yuba County Sheriff's Department lifted a lockdown on schools after a threatening call to Yuba Gardens Elementary; normal activities resumed with caution.

The National Weather Service predicts calm, foggy, and frosty conditions in Sacramento, with highs around 52-60 degrees and light winds. Visibility may reduce due to fog.

Yuba County schools were placed on a hard lockdown after a threatening phone call to a Yuba Gardens campus. Deputies were stationed at each site while investigators searched.

A Georgetown 3‑year‑old was hospitalized after a new H3N2 subclade K infection triggered Kawasaki disease. Doctors are urging vaccination and quick care for children with high fevers.

Sacramento's weather forecast from the National Weather Service predicts sunny days with potential frost and fog, highs around 51 degrees, and patchy fog into the weekend.

A Stanislaus County deputy struck a turning car at North Yosemite and East E in Oakdale. A child was airlifted in stable condition and police are investigating.

A gambler at Harrah's Lake Tahoe threatened to bomb the casino after losing $20,000; authorities arrested him without incident, recalling a similar past event.

The NWS forecast for Sacramento predicts fog clearing for a sunny afternoon, a slight rain chance tonight, and sunny but windy conditions ahead, with areas of frost.

Crews pulled five people to safety from rising Dry Creek waters south of Galt after heavy storms. Several were treated for hypothermia and officials warned residents to avoid waterways.

Emergency crews conducted multiple swift-water rescues near Galt, California, after Dry Creek flooded, pulling individuals and dogs to safety from rising waters.