The National Weather Service in Sacramento forecasts light showers and cooler temperatures today, with drier, near-normal weather tomorrow followed by a mix of precipitation and potential fire weather later in the week.

A Fresno man was sentenced to three years in prison for explosive attacks on vehicles, with charges including conspiracy to destroy property and illegal firearm possession due to a prior felony.

Sacramento is experiencing a cooling trend with temperatures dipping into the upper 70s to low 90s, alongside light rain and lower heat-related risks.

The Nevada County Sheriff's Office arrested a man on animal cruelty charges after seizing thirty-four neglected dogs from his property in Nevada City.

Two California wildfires lead to arson charges for two men, including one allegedly started near Tahoe National Forest by an intoxicated Glenn Scribner.

The Folsom Police Department arrested Matthew Harris on charges of theft, burglary, and vandalism after a week of crime in Lexington Hills; they urge residents to share relevant security footage.

Bay Area faces a heatwave with temperatures soaring above normal, with no significant cooling expected till next week, as per the NWS Sacramento forecast.

A North Highlands apartment complex fire displaced residents and caused severe damage, but no injuries were reported. Firefighters stopped the fire from spreading.

A man from Butte County is indicted on charges of attempting to entice a minor for sexual activities, facing possible life imprisonment and a $250,000 fine.

Tyrone Anderson was sentenced to over 11 years for his part in a cocaine and heroin trafficking conspiracy. Other defendants received varying sentences, while some await trial or sentencing.

Sacramento observes Clean Air Day, focusing on initiatives to improve air quality. The city has added an electric waste truck to its fleet and aims to increase its tree canopy. Air monitoring efforts are also being enhanced to target at-risk areas.

Sacramento State unveiled renderings for a new 25,000-seat stadium as part of their ambition to join the Pac-12, with funding from various non-student sources.

Robert Allen Pooley was sentenced to two years for wire fraud related to running unauthorized tandem skydiving courses, confirmed by the U.S. Attorney's office.