Light rain is expected in the Sacramento area with warmer, drier conditions to follow. Snow levels will be high with little accumulation. A weak system may bring more rain next weekend. VFR conditions are predicted for aviation with variable winds.

Stockton Police arrested two men, Arshawn and Queshawn Fox, after a traffic stop led to the discovery of numerous firearms, including Draco-style and AR-15-style rifles, at a residence search.

A Sacramento County woman was indicted for bank fraud and identity theft, facing a potential maximum of 30 years per fraud count and a mandatory 2-year term for identity theft.

The Placer County Board of Supervisors approved a plan for 80 affordable housing units at Dollar Creek Crossing in North Lake Tahoe, prioritizing local workers and residents.

West Sacramento police are investigating a murder-suicide that occurred on the 900 block of F Street. The community has been advised to avoid the area while the investigation continues.

Rocklin Police Department detained a suspect for multiple retail thefts across several counties, using their COPPS unit, a police truck, and a drone. The suspect is held without bail.

Juveniles caused minor damage during a large, spontaneous gathering at a Folsom construction site; no arrests made.

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month in Placer County, with activities including Pinwheel Planting and a Resource Fair focusing on child welfare and family support.

A helicopter rescued a victim with minor injuries from a rollover crash in a gorge at Frank Raines Off-Road Park, involving multiple emergency services.

Officer Osmar Rodarte was killed during a drug operation in Marysville, which resulted in a shootout leaving both Rodarte and suspect Rick David Oliver dead.

A sports car crashed into a south Sacramento home causing significant damage but no injuries. The car's intrusion rendered the house uninhabitable pending a thorough inspection. The incident's cause remains unclear.

George Thomas of Fresno was convicted for leading a theft ring that stole millions of dollars in catalytic converters, selling them for over $2.7 million. He faces up to 10 years in prison for each conviction.

Several felons in Fresno were sentenced for illegal firearm and ammunition possession under Project Safe Neighborhoods, aimed at reducing violent crime.