Lightning fires in Northern California have devastated Chinese Camp, destroying historic structures and affecting air quality, but some homes remain intact. Containment is low; state and FEMA aid is in place.

The Yolo County DA's Office is suing Kraft Brothers Funeral Directors and McNary’s Chapel owners for allegedly overcharging families for burial services, totaling around $500,000 over four years.

Justin Damonte Mitchell admitted to participating in a drug conspiracy in Kern Valley State Prison, involving methamphetamine and fentanyl distribution.

Nevada County deputies reported an attempted robbery at a cannabis farm in Grass Valley; two suspects were arrested after a car chase involving multiple agencies.

Yuba County deputies uncovered drugs in Yuba City, including fentanyl and meth, during a search on Harbor Town Drive, leading to charges against Taylor Lessard.

A serial Lululemon thief received a ten-year prison sentence in California after stealing nearly $30,000 worth of goods, thanks to a joint effort by the DA's Retail Theft Program and the Roseville Police.

A Fresno man, Ady Perez, has been sentenced to five years in prison for his involvement in distributing fentanyl, including an incident involving a car chase with police.

Two were identified among three killed in a Carmichael robbery-shooting; 18-year-old Jaylen Davis was arrested but is not facing homicide charges. The incident is under investigation.

Evacuation warnings lifted in Calaveras County as the 2-2 Fire grows to 3,400 acres; the TCU September Lightning Complex, including the 2-2 Fire, totals 9,383 acres burned with no containment estimate yet.

The 2-7 Fire in Vallecito, Calaveras County, prompts evacuation warnings, spreads to 100 acres, and may result in road caution on CA-4. Fire chief urges immediate evacuation when alerted.

Deputies arrested Cory Chance after a high-speed chase in Stanislaus County; he faces charges including evading a peace officer and fleeing a crash site.

Oregon resident Travis Matthews was convicted in Stanislaus County for domestic violence, assault, and violating a restraining order, facing up to 5 years in prison.

Citrus Heights Police Department reported a series of drug arrests involving fentanyl, meth, and a seized firearm following vehicle stops and searches.