Cloudy morning gives way to sunshine and an 83°F high today. A stronger heat surge arrives this weekend into next week.

San Joaquin supervisors are weighing a rule to sterilize animals taken into county shelters before they're returned to owners. Officials point to overcrowded shelters and rising costs.

Cloudy start gives way to sun and a high near 78°F. Expect 90s this weekend and possible triple‑digit heat early next week.

Neighbors in rural Elk Grove say a proposed 499-home 'Summer Villas' development would alter protected farmland, require sewer extensions and reshape the city’s general plan.

Elk Grove will unveil a plaque and rename its police campus to honor Officer Ty Lenehan, who died in the line of duty in 2022. The ceremony is set for Wednesday, May 13 at 1 p.m.

A two-alarm response at the Washington Plaza apartments on E Street forced evacuations Sunday night as multiple crews worked the scene. Officials have not yet released full details.

A new small‑bay industrial park is proposed on part of Roseville’s former Hewlett‑Packard campus, a move that would repurpose campus land for multi‑tenant light‑industrial use.

A crowded June 2 primary will decide who replaces Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis. Big names including Fiona Ma, Michael Tubbs and Josh Fryday are vying for the post.

Two eaglets fell from a nest at the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge; one died at the scene and the other later died after being taken to a rehab facility, officials say.

Olivia Rodrigo will play two nights at Sacramento’s Golden 1 Center in December; presales begin May 5 and the general sale starts May 7. The dates mark her first shows in the city.

A woman ejected from a car in south Sacramento died after a crash on Valley Hi Drive. Police Major Collision and CSI units are investigating.

Neighbors on Jordan Lane say storms have eroded a hillside above their homes, leaving debris on the road and prompting calls for a permanent fix.

USDA approved up to $9 million to help Central Valley peach growers pull clingstone trees left without buyers after Del Monte’s bankruptcy; the aid could cover as many as 420,000 trees.