The National Weather Service in Sacramento has issued a Heat Advisory, with temperatures expected to reach 95-105°F and raising both heat illness and fire weather concerns.

An early morning robbery at a Sacramento marijuana dispensary led to a high-speed chase and crash, with injuries to bystanders and one suspect detained.

A man's body was found at a trash facility in North Highlands, prompting an investigation by the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office. The incident is not currently considered suspicious.

Folsom High School's homecoming game was canceled due to Davis High's insufficient team size, but festivities like the parade and dance continued, showcasing the community's spirit and adaptability.

A Silver Alert has been issued for Catherine Chiulli, a 76-year-old woman from Riverbank, who went missing on September 19. Her car was last seen in Hanford, CA.

The NWS in Sacramento forecasts a significant warm-up after a cooling trend, with the onset of a heat wave starting Friday, potentially reaching triple digits in some areas.

Sacramento City College has named its learning center after author Joan Didion, an alumna, and received a $500,000 donation from the Didion family and the Sacramento Historical Society.

A shooting in Paradise, California left one dead at Pentz Road and Drayer Drive. Police arrived post a 911 call, found the victim deceased, and have a suspect in custody. The investigation is ongoing.

A man was arrested in Sacramento County after threatening someone with a gun at a laundromat and fleeing from deputies, ultimately being apprehended by a Sheriff's K9.

A fire in Stockton has led to road closures for demolition work, impacting traffic around N Center St and Park St. The duration of the disruption is unknown.

A fire consumed the old Stockton YMCA building, prompting a major response from firefighters to protect the neighboring library. The cause remains under investigation.

The El Dorado Police are searching for Bradley Thomas Harvey, a missing 17-year-old last seen August 29. The public is asked to report any information to assist in his return.

Two Nevada City police officers were struck by a driver, Geoffrey Rodgers, suspected of DUI, but survived with non-life-threatening injuries. Rodgers faces a felony DUI charge.