Sacramento's forecast includes foggy mornings and clearing skies, with patchy fog and highs in the mid-40s to upper 50s, and a slight chance of showers early next week.

Yuba County Jail offers a food safety course for inmates, providing education and a Food Handlers Certificate to support future employment opportunities.

The Sacramento County DA's Office received a $294,000 grant to combat DUI/DUID offenses through prosecution, education, and community outreach programs.

The Placer County Sheriff's Office identified remains found in 1986 as Marjorie Linehan, who disappeared in 1982. DNA advancements aided the cold case resolution.

Maui residents can recycle their Christmas trees for free at two temporary sites in Kīhei and Makawao from Dec. 27 to Jan. 11, with additional year-round locations also available.

An officer from Citrus Heights PD recovered a 13-year-old's stolen bike by scouring online marketplaces and arresting the thief, highlighting the department's vigilance against property theft.

Manteca police arrested a resident after search warrants turned up devices investigators say may contain child sexual abuse material. Authorities say the probe began with a CyberTip and devices will be forensically examined.

Arden Fair Mall will get a Taco Bell Cantina in 2026 — the food‑court Taco Bell will expand into adjacent space and bring beer, wine and boozy Twisted Freezes.

Folsom chef John Hornibrook is bringing a rustic breakfast-and-lunch spot to Pine Grove, with permits filed and hiring underway.

Marine Pfc. Tanner F. Rubio died during a training exercise at Camp Pendleton; an investigation is ongoing. His service is honored by the 1st Marine Division.

Nightly road construction is set to begin on Franklin Boulevard in Sacramento to improve safety, affecting traffic between Sutterville Road and 32nd Avenue from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Brennan Marion is set to leave Sacramento State as head coach to become the University of Colorado's offensive coordinator after one season and a 7-5 record with the Hornets.

Governor Newsom offers aid to Stockton shooting victims, up to $70,000 for various expenses including funerals and medical bills, with application deadline set for November 2032.