Sacramento seeks resident input on the Two Rivers Trail expansion, aiming to enhance outdoor activity routes and connect Sutter’s Landing Park to the network.

Folsom Police arrested Jamal Williams for organized retail theft following proactive surveillance, demonstrating the department's efforts to combat such crimes.

Nevada County Sheriff's Office targeted eight properties in illegal cannabis crackdown, finding over 11,000 plants and 500 lbs. of processed cannabis, with additional environmental violations noted.

An 18-year-old woman died after being hit by a car while on a scooter in Sacramento; the incident is under investigation with no alcohol or drugs suspected.

Two drunk drivers collided on Labor Day in Marysville, resulting in both being arrested with no injuries reported.

The Sacramento Police Department announces a gun buy-back event, allowing residents to exchange firearms for gift cards anonymously and safely on November 2nd at Kinney Police Station.

Sacramento is under a heat advisory with temperatures expected to reach 100-108 degrees in the Central Valley, posing health risks and fire dangers, although a cooling trend may begin this weekend.

Two people were killed and another injured in a head-on collision on Highway 12 in Calaveras County; a dog also died, and authorities are investigating the cause.

An intense 4-alarm fire in Lodi, possibly arson, destroyed pallets with no civilian casualties but some firefighters experiencing heat exhaustion; investigations continue.

The NWS forecasts calm weather in Sacramento today with a warming trend starting Tuesday, leading to triple-digit highs by Wednesday, along with concerns of increased fire risk due to gusty winds and dry conditions.

A California Powerball player won $1.18 million after purchasing a ticket at Romey’s Liquor Store that narrowly missed the jackpot. The jackpot now increases to $80 million.

Northern California sees relief from a heatwave as the National Weather Service forecasts cooler, near-average temperatures for Labor Day, with a warning of increased fire risk and another rise in heat midweek.

Elk Grove issued $240,000 in fines for illegal fireworks, utilizing drone surveillance to enforce the crackdown during the Fourth of July celebrations.