Sacramento's weather forecast promises sunny days, with a brief chance of showers on Monday morning, followed by clear skies and rising temperatures throughout the week.

Christopher Rios was arrested for alleged sexual offenses with a minor after Ceres Police uncovered messages on the victim's social media and evidence of explicit photo exchange.

El Dorado County announces final phase of Ice House Road rehabilitation project, starting May 12, 2025, with expected delays.

Sacramento's Incident Management Team responded to 782 calls regarding homelessness and cleared 197,220 pounds of trash in one week, as reported by the City.

Two men were hospitalized after a targeted shooting in Rancho Cordova. The incident occurred on Coloma Road, with both victims expected to survive. No suspect info is available, and the investigation is ongoing.

The historic Yankee Jims Bridge in Northern California will undergo a 3-year reconstruction starting May 19, requiring rerouting of traffic on Yankee Jims Road.

Placer County's Discover & Discuss event in North Tahoe focused on affordable housing solutions, engaging locals with housing program discussions, and offered a platform for community involvement on various topics.

A kayaking mishap on the American River sparked a search for a missing kayaker, with multiple agencies involved. The Placer County Sheriff's Office is leading the ongoing efforts.

A 16-year-old male from Sacramento was fatally shot at Summerfield park in West Sacramento. The suspect was arrested after a Ramey warrant and search operation. The investigation continues, and authorities seek information.

A plane crash in Grass Valley resulted in one fatality, confirmed by the local Police Department. The NTSB and FAA are responding, and roads were closed for the investigation.

Armando Lopez, a Modesto resident serving a sentence for a 2006 assault, was denied parole due to ongoing violent behavior and being deemed a public safety risk.

West Sacramento City Council approves the transformation of Club Pheasant into a community hub, preserving its history while introducing new eateries and spaces.

Sheriff Cooper openly criticizes the legislature for altering AB 379, which affects protections against minor sex trafficking.