Sacramento is set to experience changing weather with showers and possible thunderstorms later in the week after sunny conditions, as typical November weather takes hold.

A Sacramento community mourns Richard McClintic, a man with cerebral palsy. His caretaker Christina Cowens is arrested, facing serious charges after his death.

An elderly man was killed and his wife injured in a Murrieta home invasion. The suspect, Manuel Alvarez, was caught by police and faces homicide charges.

Calaveras County Sheriff's Office raided an illegal marijuana grow in Mokelumne Hill, finding 1,000 plants and 46 pounds of processed cannabis. No suspects were found; investigation continues.

K Street in downtown Sacramento has been enhanced with over 6,000 new LED lights, from the Golden 1 Center to the SAFE Credit Union Convention Center. This lighting is part of a city initiative to improve ambience and pedestrian safety.

The Calaveras County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam involving a fake "Deputy Martinez" who claims residents have warrants and asks for phone payments. They advise hanging up and reporting such calls.

Rancho Cordova's State of the City event showcased the city’s growth and future plans, including a reduction in property crime and infrastructure investments.

The article describes the weather forecast for Sacramento, with a mix of sun and potential showers over the week, and mild temperatures transitioning cooler with anticipated rain.

Stockton Boulevard in Sacramento is set for revitalization with $200,000 in city grants available for projects aligning with the Stockton Boulevard Plan, focusing on areas like land use and culture.

Sakura, a new affordable housing project with 134 units, has broken ground in Midtown Sacramento, including commercial space, and aims for completion by summer 2027.

Three suspects were arrested after attempting a daytime burglary in Grass Valley, near Clear Creek Elementary. They were detained following a chase and are facing charges that include Burglary and Resisting Arrest.

Stockton's Emergency Food Bank is seeing longer lines and tighter shelves as SNAP delays and federal cuts push more families to emergency pantries. Organizers are asking for donations and volunteers.

A five‑house 3D‑printed neighborhood is rising in Yuba County, and the developer says a larger Sacramento project could be next. The pilot tests cost, speed and permitting for printed concrete homes.