Sacramento supports six local businesses' growth through its 2025 Economic Gardening 2.0 program, providing consulting, market intelligence, and grants.

CAL FIRE halts outdoor residential debris burning in Alpine County due to elevated wildfire risk, effective from 12:01 a.m. May 31, possibly extending past the weekend.

A man attempted to rob two employees at a Stockton business with a knife. The women refused to give money, and the assailant fled. No injuries were reported. Authorities seek information.

Two men with felony warrants were arrested in Citrus Heights after a police chase, aided by community reports and an air unit from the sheriff's office.

Sacramento is experiencing a heatwave with sunny days and triple-digit temperatures, though cooler nights offer some relief. The NWS forecasts a pattern of hot, sunny days and clear nights, with a gradual cooldown into early next week.

Search and rescue teams continue looking for Rebecca Heinowitz in the South Yuba River, where high and fast water conditions hamper efforts following her May 24 disappearance. She was last seen wearing a black swimsuit.

A teen was hospitalized after a shooting in Arden-Arcade; no suspect info is released, and the shooter remains unidentified as the investigation continues.

Former USFS Agent Edward Williams pleads guilty to theft of government property, including military-grade equipment. He is scheduled for sentencing in September 2025 and faces up to 10 years in prison.

A Sacramento man, Gabriel Cabrera, was indicted for firearms and drug offenses, with a history of felony convictions, and could face substantial prison time and fines if convicted.

Sacramento encourages park usage with guidelines for events, vending, and behavior to maintain communal green spaces. Permits are required for large gatherings and vendor activities.

The article reports on the National Weather Service in Sacramento's forecast of sunny and warm weather for the region, with temperatures climbing towards the 90s, marking the start of the dry season.

Sacramento expanded its list of drought-tolerant plants to nearly 830 options to encourage water conservation, offering up to $3,000 in rebates for eligible grass conversion landscaping projects.

The Sacramento Police Department urges motorists to be cautious of motorcyclists, citing rising fatalities and stressing the importance of safe driving practices for both drivers and riders.