An arrest was made in a Sacramento stabbing case where one homeless man died and another was injured. The suspect, a parolee and former gang member, faces murder charges.

The Modesto Police Department is conducting an August safety operation for bicyclists and pedestrians, focusing on traffic law enforcement and education.

Northern California experiences a reprieve from intense heat, with the National Weather Service indicating a cooldown with higher humidity. Temperatures remain high but will become milder with below-normal highs expected in the extended forecast.

The Crozier Fire in El Dorado County has led to evacuation orders. Authorities are battling the blaze, which erupted near Slate Mountain and is currently at 75 acres uncontained.

Elk Grove launches an e-bike voucher program offering residents up to $1,000 to buy e-bikes from local shops, aiming to encourage sustainable commuting.

A car crashed into Baba Smoke N' Vape in Citrus Heights during an early morning burglary attempt, with suspects fleeing on foot; no arrests have been made.

Aryan Brotherhood member Pat Brady received a life sentence for a gang-related murder at High Desert Prison, with the gang's broader criminal activities highlighted by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Rancho Cordova Police Department will conduct a DUI checkpoint on August 9 to prevent impaired driving, verifying licenses and influencing safer roads.

The Folsom Police Department is conducting a pedestrian safety operation as schools reopen, focusing on traffic law compliance by drivers and pedestrians.

Isolated thunderstorms and light rain are reported by the National Weather Service Sacramento, with monsoonal moisture affecting the higher terrain and providing slight relief from the valley heat.

The Sacramento Sheriff's Office caught a shoplifter at Target, who was cited rather than arrested since the theft was below California's felony threshold.

Illinois man Rahman Lakhani receives a 4-year prison sentence for a $5.9 million tobacco tax fraud in California.

Sacramento County plans to open its largest homeless shelter by converting a 13-acre site in North Highlands, providing tiny homes, mental health services, job assistance, and a safe parking area. The project is expected to be completed in late 2025.