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A vegetation fire near Bradshaw and Elder Creek burned about two acres and damaged several outbuildings in south Sacramento; no injuries were reported.
Two people were shot Tuesday in south Sacramento's Meadowview area; victims were taken to hospitals and police are investigating.
Community & Society in ...
Stockton Street Dogs and city leaders are pitching a pet‑friendly temporary campground that would keep people and pets together while offering showers, Wi‑Fi and help finding housing.
Weather & Environment in ...
Red Flag Warning for Sacramento Valley Wednesday–Thursday. Inland highs could hit triple digits by Thursday.
Two people were arrested after a 14-year-old was fatally shot in Oroville; police recovered an unserialized "ghost" gun and are investigating.
Clear, cool start with a sunny high near 87°F today and gusty, low‑humidity winds. Temperatures climb into the 90s and 100s midweek — plan accordingly.
Real Estate & Development in ...
The Planning Commission gave River Park a two‑year extension while city staff and the developer finish environmental and fiscal studies ahead of hearings next year.
Health & Lifestyle in ...
UC Davis Health warns a contract impasse with Cigna could make its clinics and hospitals out-of-network for many Cigna members starting July 1. Here’s how continuity‑of‑care and next steps work for local patients.
Politics & Govt in ...
After nearly 32 years in the fire service, Rocklin Fire Chief Reginald Williams is retiring. The city secured federal funding and will begin a search for his successor.
Inspectors at the Meyers station found four golden mussels on a boat arriving from the Sacramento area. Agencies have tightened mandatory decontaminations and are monitoring the vessel.
A 19-year-old was arrested June 2 after months of hate-related vandalism in Sacramento; police say swastikas were painted near Tahoe Park.
Amador County will post its first June 2 primary tallies at 8 p.m.; initial results will reflect mail ballots only.
Woodland officials are weighing a one‑cent sales tax for the November ballot that staff say would raise about $16 million a year to fund roads and core services.
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