Sacramento experienced dense morning fog, which cleared post-sunrise, followed by gusty winds up to 25 mph. The week ahead promises above-average temperatures with minimal weather disturbances.

Authorities in Stockton conducted surprise inspections on tobacco businesses during an illegal tobacco enforcement training, resulting in three citations.

Sacramento will issue citations to drivers blocking bus stops as part of SacRT’s Bus Stop Enforcement Program, improving safety and service timeliness, with fines set at $100. Advanced cameras on buses will capture violations for the city to review.

The NWS predicts light showers and mountain snow in Sacramento with breezy conditions and a slight chance of thunderstorms, followed by warm, dry weather next week.

Police in Marysville responded to a home invasion involving a firearm; a suspect was caught with two handguns, one with a filed-off serial number, after a 911 hang-up.

A man in his 30s died in a car crash in Carmichael after running a red light, causing his sedan to be hit by a van. The van driver suffered minor injuries.

A woman in Grass Valley was arrested for possessing stolen property from a local man's burglarized home; investigation by the Nevada County Sheriff's Office is ongoing.

Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office reported arresting 33 people and rescuing a juvenile during operations against human trafficking, emphasizing collaboration with multiple law enforcement agencies.

Sacramento to experience dry weather today with a slight chance of light precipitation on Wednesday, while a warming trend is expected later in the week.

A 62-year-old Mexican man in Milpitas was sentenced to over five years for meth trafficking after a sting operation and home search revealed drugs and cash.

Stockton Police seek information on a suspect who set fire to a clothing rack and stole merchandise from a business on Quail Lakes Dr. on December 18th, 2025.

Phillip Berkley aids in water conservation by diagnosing residential water waste in Sacramento, often resolving leaks swiftly despite hurdles, like pets. The city aids homeowners with a notification system and rebates for repairs.

Modesto Police Department seized over 1,500 pounds of tobacco and cannabis, plus 1,000 meth pipes from 23 businesses, to combat youth-targeted sales and community blight.