City of Davis closes all fields and pump track due to wet conditions, except for the synthetic soccer field. Public safety and field integrity are cited as reasons, with re-evaluation set for October 14, 2025.

Sacramento held its 48th Jewish Food Faire, featuring a bagel contest and traditional food, at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center with Mayor McCarty judging.

Western Nevada County launches the Resilience Project to combat environmental challenges, with a community kickoff event scheduled for October 22, 2025.

A vehicle overturned at a Sacramento shopping complex, leading to a rescue operation where two occupants were hospitalized and one was pronounced dead. The cause remains uncertain, with a possible medical emergency suspected.

Marysville Police arrested a 29-year-old man for DUI, firearm, and narcotics possession during a graveyard shift patrol. The arrest was highlighted on their Facebook page.

The State Controller’s Office announced that eligible Californians can apply for the 2026 Property Tax Postponement Program to defer property taxes on their primary residence.

El Dorado County settles traffic impact fee litigation, plans to refund $14.8m over disputed fees from 2015-2016, affecting infrastructure funding and General Plan goals.

A car crashed into Rosa Parks Middle School in Sacramento, injuring two adults and resulting in an evacuation due to building damage assessment. Police are investigating the incident.

The Sacramento Kings lost their preseason opener to the Toronto Raptors 130-122, exhibiting signs of needing to improve their defense and offensive fluidity.

A retired CHP officer piloting a medical helicopter crashed in Sacramento, leaving him and two medical staff with serious injuries; his history of valor is noted.

The NWS Sacramento provides a forecast of sunny days with temperatures in the 70s, and a slight chance of showers toward the weekend. Conditions are expected to be calm with light winds.

Jesuit High School in Carmichael plans to admit female students from fall 2027, shifting from its all-boys model and maintaining its capacity at 1,100 students. This co-divisional approach has elicited mixed community reactions.

Anibal Hernandez Santana pleaded not guilty to federal charges related to the ABC10 shooting, with his defense querying the federal jurisdiction and expecting evidence disclosure. Concerns arose after his visit to a school he once volunteered at.