The NWS Sacramento forecasts a week of rain for the area, with precipitation expected to begin tonight and possibly last until the following Monday. Briefly clearer skies on Tuesday, but more showers are possible later in the week.

Nevada County is enhancing support for local veterans through government and community initiatives, including anti-scam legislation, claimed VA benefits, volunteer services, and affordable housing programs.

Folsom is upgrading the Glenn Drive and School Street intersection, with improvements for pedestrian safety and ADA compliance, including new ramps and regraded curbs. The project also includes storm drain enhancements and road repaving.

Four hunters and their dogs were rescued from Little Grizzly Canyon by Placer County Sheriff's after being stranded. An injured hunter and another with a medical issue were airlifted to safety.

Two children were hit by a car outside a Carmichael school; one hospitalized with minor injuries. The driver, not under DUI suspicion, cooperated with the investigation.

A DUI driver struck a Ceres police car; the driver, already on probation for DUI, was arrested for felony DUI after testing nearly three times the legal alcohol limit.

Elk Grove Police Department partners with BYLP for the "3rd Annual Love Thy Neighbor Turkey Giveaway," highlighting community solidarity during Thanksgiving.

Jason Elola, a Tracy father of nine, died following a road rage incident. A vigil was held, and the suspect, Martin Davis Jr., was arrested on suspicion of murder. The family grieves and calls for road calm.

The Northern Lights appeared in Northern California following a severe G4 geomagnetic storm caused by solar activity, which could disrupt satellite communications and GPS systems.

Sacramento is forecasted to experience showers starting tonight and intermittently until early next week, with chances of rain up to 100% and strong winds. A brief dry period is expected on Friday and Saturday.

A Yolo County judge refused mental‑health diversion for former UC Davis fire chief Nathan Trauernicht, keeping an embezzlement prosecution over alleged falsified overtime payments alive.

Pet Evolution in Folsom launched a pet food drive to help families affected by the government shutdown feed their pets, while also working with the local SPCA to support up to 150 families with dog food.

Sacramento celebrated its second annual Native American Heritage Month Parade with music, dance, and art, drawing nearly 1,000 attendees to honor and educate about Native culture.