Sacramento is experiencing a heatwave with sunny days and temperatures reaching the mid-90s, potentially hitting 99 degrees by next Wednesday. Nighttime lows will be in the 60s. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and avoid peak heat hours.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny and hot weather in Sacramento, with highs around 90-97 degrees and clear nights with lows near 59-64 degrees.

A failed cannabis venture in West Sacramento resulted in a $9 million industrial property sale, highlighting ongoing challenges in California's evolving cannabis sector.

In Nevada County, Sarah Sanders was shot by her son, who later died from a self-inflicted gunshot after a pursuit. The motives are unknown and the community is mourning.

Sacramento International Airport shattered its all-time passenger record in June 2025, welcoming over 1.29 million travelers in what traditionally has been a slower month than July.

Auburn house fire leads to evacuation and hospitalization of two individuals, with downed power lines complicating the response. Authorities are investigating the cause.

California claims last place in U-Haul migration rankings for fifth straight year, but population growth tells a more complex story of who's leaving and arriving.

New state data shows California's community reentry programs are slashing recidivism rates by up to 44% while saving millions in taxpayer dollars.

Sacramento's weather remains hot with the NWS forecasting highs near 100°F and slight relief at night with lows in the 60s. The heat continues with clear skies throughout the week and a modest cooldown by Thursday.

Placer County approves a new five-year transit plan including the addition of electric buses and charging stations aimed at increasing public transportation usage and improving service connectivity.

Sacramento's oldest dive bar faces off with city officials over permits and occupancy limits in a legal battle that could determine the future of the 160-year-old establishment.

Two suspects dubbed "Bonnie and Clyde wannabes" were caught red-handed within 30 minutes of an armed robbery in South Sacramento. The swift capture offers rare immediate justice in a region struggling with crime.

A house explosion in Sacramento's Oak Park resulted in one death, with fire crews responding to the scene amid reports of multiple explosions and a subsequent fire that affected neighboring properties. The incident is under a criminal investigation.