Folsom's Parks & Recreation department is set to unveil the final design for Kids Play/Castle Park, celebrating the culmination of a collaborative design process with the local community.

Folsom considers zoning code update to simplify approvals for minor property projects in the Historic District, aiming to reduce wait times and fees while preserving the area's aesthetic.

A man with a history of school threats was arrested for a court order violation after being seen at an elementary school, breaching a ban from school grounds.

Folsom drafts new development standards for multifamily and mixed-use projects to maintain city character and promote walkability, with public review by the Planning Commission and City Council.

One person died and another was critically injured in a head-on crash on Highway 88 in Amador County, with the road closed for several hours during investigations.

A young woman died and a man was injured in an early morning solo-vehicle crash on I-80 near Fairfield; wet roads and speed may have been factors. Traffic was delayed due to lane closures.

City of Davis closes all fields and pump track due to wet conditions, except for the synthetic soccer field. Public safety and field integrity are cited as reasons, with re-evaluation set for October 14, 2025.

Sacramento opens emergency shelters due to rain, offering respite at various locations, including the Outreach and Engagement Center, with pet accommodations, storage, and free SacRT rides.

Sacramento's weather forecast includes showers and sunshine, with fluctuating temperatures and chances of rain in the coming days, followed by clearer skies towards the weekend.

Sacramento held its 48th Jewish Food Faire, featuring a bagel contest and traditional food, at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center with Mayor McCarty judging.

70-year-old Jacob Nur set a half marathon world record for his age group in Sacramento and despite a setback at the Chicago Marathon, he remains a fitness inspiration with a simple, effective exercise routine.

The University of the Pacific now fully powers its campuses with renewable energy, utilizing hydroelectric, solar, geothermal, and wind sources, emphasizing a commitment to sustainability and economic practicality.

Placer County Sheriff's Office collaborates with Old Town Pizza for a fundraiser supporting the local SAR team; 15% of proceeds from pizza sales on Oct 15 will go to the SAR when mentioning the cause.