Sacramento is expected to have dry conditions until Thursday, with potential fog patches, before a shift to wet weather starts Friday, spreading southward, possibly impacting northern California into next week.

De'Aaron Fox scored 30 points in the Kings' win over the Nets, showing leadership despite an injury, with support from Domantas Sabonis' triple-double. The Nets suffered their seventh straight loss.

A fight at a bar on Auburn Boulevard led to a shooting, leaving one man dead and resulting in the arrest of Oscar Alferez Jr. for murder and attempted murder.

Foster Farms will lay off over 500 employees due to the closure of its turkey processing plant in Turlock on May 9, 2025, offering transfers to other facilities.

A traffic stop in West Sacramento led to the arrest of a driver after police found a loaded firearm in view and two additional guns with no ownership records.

Sacramento launches SacAdapt to prepare public transportation for extreme weather, seeking community feedback through surveys and meetings, and providing disaster preparedness resources.

Placer County Animal Services and FieldHaven Feline Center collaborate to relocate 47 cats from Southern California shelters affected by wildfires, providing adoption opportunities and relief to the impacted shelters.

Sacramento will experience chilly mornings, dry conditions, gusty winds, and valley highs in the 60s. Light sprinkles are possible Friday, with gusty winds continuing over the weekend.

Placer County is hosting visioning workshops from Feb 26 to Apr 30 to gather resident input for the Placer 2050 General Plan Update, covering sustainability, transport, and housing.

The Sacramento area will stay dry with 60s temps through Friday, but cold nights may bring frost and valley fog. The weekend may see light rain/snow, while strong winds are expected Saturday. Normal, drier conditions return post-weekend.

Elk Grove schools briefly locked down after a student reportedly had a weapon; no contraband found after a police search, and normalcy reinstated as the lockdown lifted.

Citrus Heights Police arrest a suspect with a $500k warrant for a 2017 robbery after years of evasion, showcasing their determination and effort in bringing elusive subjects to justice.

Six members of California's Mexican Mafia were indicted on racketeering and drug charges by a federal grand jury, following an investigation into the gang's criminal activities.