Hawaii Governor Josh Green calls for national healing and an end to political violence in the US, highlighting recent violent events and urging for unity and nonviolence.

The City of Davis announces a City Council meeting to discuss homelessness and urges public review of relevant documents prior to the session for informed feedback.

A motorcyclist died in Citrus Heights after crashing during a high-speed chase with law enforcement. The pursuit began over vehicle code violations and ended tragically despite life-saving efforts at the scene.

Citrus Heights gears up for its inaugural Citrus Nights event featuring live music by Apple Z, various food trucks, and a Beer & Wine Garden on September 19 at Van Maren Park.

Tropical Storm Kiko passes by Honolulu, reducing trade winds and bringing heavy rains, high waves, and potential thunderstorms, with conditions expected to normalize by Wednesday.

A fall-like system is expected to bring cooler temperatures and breezy conditions to Las Vegas, with reduced chances of rain and persistent smoke issues from the Garnet Fire in certain areas.

A worker passed out in a Costco fuel tank in Sacramento and was hospitalized in critical condition. Hazmat teams responded to the incident which occurred during a fuel station remodel.

Elk Grove High School is increasing locker room supervision and reviewing its culture after misconduct reports, including more staff oversight and an investigation into student-athlete behavior.

The ACLU and UFW claim Border Patrol violated a court order during a raid in Sacramento by detaining individuals without reasonable suspicion and making warrantless arrests.

Nevada narrowly defeated Sacramento State 20-17, with a late interception return for a touchdown by Jonathan Maldonado deciding the game in its final minutes.

Florida's AG subpoenas trucking company after its driver, Harjinder Singh, caused a deadly crash with an illegal U-turn. The case raises questions about Singh's legal status and English proficiency.

The CAL FIRE Amador-El Dorado Unit reported 1,429 lightning strikes over two days, causing 10 small fires that were all contained due to their swift response.

A Fresno mother was convicted for giving her felon son a gun, facing up to 10 years in prison upon sentencing. Her son, Taylor, also convicted, was caught with the weapon by police.