Cool mornings and sunny afternoons take over Sacramento this week. A slight chance of rain enters the forecast this weekend, just in time for Halloween plans.

Officers found the wounded victim outside a Berryessa Drive home, then located the gun hidden under a boat in the driveway.

Newsom must decide by Jan. 1 whether California joins 31 states in the federal scholarship program — or lets residents' donations go elsewhere.

Teen pilots in Top Gun-style flight suits flew in from Livermore just to hand out candy.

CHP suspects drugs or alcohol played a role after a 16-year-old's pickup rolled over near Auburn, ejecting a 17-year-old passenger.

Joshua’s House in South Natomas gives dying homeless residents a private room and hospice care instead of a hospital bed or sidewalk.

A West Sacramento mother now shops for groceries at night, fearing her family could be split apart without warning.

NetChoice wants a judge to block California's black-box warning law before it reaches minors in 2027.

A northbound Amtrak train struck and killed a man near Main Street and Reeds Avenue Thursday morning. His identity has not been released.

Operation Central Valley Blues Seizes 43 Firearms and 3,286 Lbs of Drugs, Makes 146 Arrests

A new non-motorized connector trail is coming to the Indian Creek system, which stays open to hikers, bikers and horses.

Planning commissioners split 3-1 on Summer Flats as neighbors warn Waterman Road is already dangerous.

Five area police departments use the autism-communication tool, but the sheriff's office cites funding gaps for sitting out.