Dense fog is reducing visibility across the Sacramento Valley this morning; a Dense Fog Advisory runs until 12 p.m. Monday, Feb 2, 2026. Skies should clear to sunshine and highs near 65°F.

Truckee police say CDFW’s wolf tracker logged activity near town. Residents should supervise pets, protect livestock and report photos to state wildlife authorities.

A Thunder Valley guest turned a $50 wager on a $2 Dragon Link slot into a $104,436 progressive jackpot at the Lincoln resort on Saturday night.

Trustees approved layoffs and extra furloughs as SCUSD races to close a multi‑million‑dollar gap and avoid a possible state takeover. The district says the cuts are aimed at protecting classrooms while fixing its books.

Placer SPCA opened a donor‑funded $12.5M Veterinary and Foster Care Center in Roseville, adding surgical suites, dental and expanded foster capacity. The build aims to quadruple spay/neuter output.

A multi-location sweep by NET‑5 and Yuba City police turned up more than 1,500 illegal pills, about $93,000 and multiple firearms; two people were arrested.

Neighbors and families planted 41 trees at Swainson's Hawk Park in Natomas as a living memorial for people lost to violence. The grove is meant to be a place of remembrance and healing.

Dense fog will limit visibility across the Sacramento Valley through noon Sunday. Expect slow morning commutes and pockets of patchy fog returning overnight.

Chief Justice Patricia Guerrero is ordering statewide tracking of immigration arrests at courthouses as lawmakers file bills to protect court users and expand remote hearings. The move aims to preserve access to justice amid a recent surge of enforcement actions.

Nivagen has bought the 3900 Duckhorn Drive building from Panattoni, taking ownership of its North Natomas sterile manufacturing facility as PAI moves to expand domestic production.

A Fairfield man was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison and 25 years of supervised release after convictions tied to child sexual exploitation.

Make Fish Market is returning to Midtown Sacramento with a planned March 2026 relaunch, owner Mymy Nguyen confirmed. The sushi-burrito counter will occupy 1801 L Street.

A federal magistrate allowed Curt Taras to await trial under home confinement with an ankle monitor after residential psychiatric treatment, amid federal firearms counts tied to Folsom High. The ruling follows an indictment and months of local concern.