Sacramento expects a week of stable, sunny weather with temperatures in the mid-70s according to the NWS forecast.

Stockton Police launched the "Chief With Me" program, which allows college students to shadow the Police Chief for an insider view of police operations.

Sacramento County reminds residents of voting options for the November 4th special election, highlighting mail ballots, drop box locations like Rancho Cordova City Hall, and Vote Centers with extensive hours.

One person was shot during a home invasion in Vacaville; one suspect, Dandre Wilson, is arrested and facing charges while police seek a second suspect. The incident is considered isolated with no ongoing threat to the public.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a Honda Accord on northbound Highway 99 near Mack Road in Sacramento; the driver cooperated with CHP, and drugs/alcohol were ruled out.

A man was shot and killed in South Sacramento, marking the city's 33rd homicide of the year. Police are investigating the incident with no suspects yet identified.

The Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office supported a WELL fundraiser aimed at empowering women, raising $80,000 for their development in leadership and personal growth.

Lincoln police officer Timothy Jaekel was arrested by the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office on multiple counts of lewd acts with a child, involving abuse of four family members over several years.

The Sacramento Police seek help finding Andrew Hogle, a missing 43-year-old man with health issues, last seen in a distinctive gait on Stockton Boulevard.

The NWS forecasts a week of clear and sunny days with highs in the mid-70s and starlit nights for Sacramento, offering a respite from unpredictable weather.

Placer County updated septic rules to lower costs and simplify processes for homeowners, particularly for ADU construction, aligning with state housing efforts.

Stolen election mail was recovered from a Sacramento homeless camp, leading to an investigation with no immediate arrests. Ballots found were unvoted and are being voided to prevent fraud.

A regional child support agency released "My Sticker Calendar" to assist with co-parenting scheduling, featuring artwork by local youth and offered for free at agency offices.