The National Weather Service predicts a warm and sunny week for Sacramento, with temperatures rising to the low 100s by Thursday and winds staying mild.

A vehicle repair accident sparked a wildfire that forced 1,500 Yuba County residents to evacuate, but aggressive firefighting contained the 87-acre blaze without casualties or structure damage.

The City of Sacramento's Office of Arts and Culture is accepting applications for its 2026 Emerging Curators Fellowship, offering stipends and exhibition opportunities at the Robert T. Matsui Gallery.

Stockton Police is conducting a DUI checkpoint on August 15 to reduce road accidents due to impaired driving, with undisclosed location but strategic placement.

A man died in a solo vehicle crash early Thursday morning in Sacramento's central grid. Police are investigating the circumstances of the fatal collision on 13th Avenue.

The NWS predicts sunny weather and high temperatures for Sacramento, with a warm 92 degrees today and up to 96 degrees by midweek, ideal for outdoor activities.

One person was shot and multiple buildings were struck by gunfire in a South Sacramento neighborhood Wednesday night, with deputies responding after ShotSpotter technology detected the incident.

Stockton's City Council delays the vote on the interim city manager contract, inciting community distrust and prompting calls for a budget investigation and the attorney general's involvement.

Manteca Police Department announces the 2025 Animal Shelter Olympics to be hosted by Lathrop Animal Center featuring shelter animals in various competitions.

Deputies in North Highlands detained vandalism suspect Jeremiah Rhey after a standoff, following his erratic behavior and threats. Rhey was booked on felony charges.

A street racing crash on Highway 99 in Modesto led to major injuries and an arrest after a Corvette rolled over several times, with one occupant ejected.

A three-alarm fire damaged two houses near 19th and N Street in Sacramento's Midtown on Monday morning. One person suffered minor hand injuries as flames spread between structures and into both attics.

Sacramento urges residents to dispose of batteries as HHW to prevent fire risks, providing a HHW facility for drop-offs and recommending rechargeable batteries for environmental benefits.