Sacramento's weather forecast predicts consistent sunshine with highs in the mid-80s to low 90s and clear skies throughout the week, with light winds and nighttime lows around 58 degrees.

Matthew Muller pleaded guilty to kidnapping and sexually assaulting a camper near Folsom Lake in 1993. He will receive an 11-year to life sentence, adding to previous sentences for other crimes.

The Nevada County Sheriff's Office announced the Battle of the Badges Blood Drive between law enforcement and firefighters to save lives through blood donations.

A man was arrested in Nevada County for attempting to hit someone with his car after a verbal dispute. The incident occurred in a parking lot, with the suspect detained following a high-risk stop.

Sacramento is set for a hot week with temperatures reaching near 100 degrees, although conditions will be nicer for the Juneteenth celebrations. The following days will cool slightly with continued sunny weather.

Emilio Hernandez Yesca was sentenced to nearly 22 years for drug trafficking, distributing fentanyl and meth, with the verdict issued by U.S. District Judge Jennifer L. Thurston.

Sacramento is expecting sunny weather with rising temperatures, reaching a high near 99 degrees midweek, then cooling slightly for the Juneteenth holiday. The pattern of sun and warmth continues into the weekend.

The Folsom City Manager announced a proposed budget with a $3.5 million gap, prompting public discussions on managing the shortfall ahead of the fiscal year 2025-26.

The Sacramento City Council approved the next phase of The Railyards development, including a soccer stadium for Sacramento Republic FC, with an investment of $325 million in private funds, expected to create 24,000 jobs.

The Justice Department secured a $1 million settlement in a sexual harassment lawsuit against landlord Joel Lynn Nolen for violating the Fair Housing Act.

During a traffic stop for an equipment violation, Marysville Police arrested a passenger for possession and intent to distribute meth, also finding paraphernalia and cash.

A former caretaker was convicted of sexually abusing elderly residents at Rancho Seco Care Center and received a nine-year prison sentence, with a lifetime Tier 3 sex offender registry.

Sacramento reduces pool entry fees to $1 on June 14-15, with swim programs and facilities, including a new splash pad, available for summer recreation.