A man named Robert Ray Gurion was arrested after a standoff in West Point, Calaveras County, involving shooting, threats, arson, and the discovery of numerous firearms and stolen property at his residence.

The Citrus Heights Police are urging against using illegal fireworks for Independence Day, highlighting new steep fines for violations and promoting a safe event on June 28.

El Dorado County reminds residents of a hotline to report vacation home rental issues. Complaints can range from noise to trash, and the line is available 24/7.

Holly Adams was sentenced to 12 years for her role in a dark web fentanyl operation; she and Devlin Hosner continued their activities even after legal confrontations.

Sacramento faces a week of high temperatures, with the NWS predicting a peak of 95 degrees and slight breezes providing slight relief. Nights will cool down into the high 50s.

Sacramento introduces a Creative Growth Fellowship offering $850 monthly for a year to support local artists, excluding certain disciplines and city government associates. Applications close on June 20.

The Stockton Police Department has arrested Efrain Hinojoza, 31, in connection with a fatal shooting on E Main St, with the victim dying later in hospital.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office participated in a 300-mile bike ride to honor fallen officers, raising over $2.2 million for the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial and Museum.

Sacramento is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures reaching 102 degrees. However, a slight cool down is expected with highs near 86 on Sunday and low 90s throughout the week. Nights remain cooler around the upper 50s.

Sacramento's weather forecast predicts a hot week with clear skies, with temperatures soaring into the low hundreds, following a pattern of hot days and cooler nights.

Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office arrested three men for construction site thefts, involving losses of over $15,000 in building materials from KB Homes developments.

Mayor Sarah Aquino of Folsom invites residents to City Hall every Tuesday from 2 to 5 p.m. for open discussions, except for certain dates like May 27. If unavailable, a council member or staff will substitute.

Sacramento's local forecast predicts clear skies and rising temperatures, with a summer heatwave bringing highs up to 102 degrees. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and check on vulnerable individuals.