The National Weather Service forecasts a week of sunny weather for Sacramento with comfortable temperatures and light winds, continuing into the weekend.

Devonte Hinkston was arrested by Stanislaus County Sheriff on pimping and pandering charges after a multi-month investigation revealed a sex trafficking ring.

Rocklin PD's night shift used an ALPR system to arrest two suspects linked to vehicle burglaries and credit card thefts, also finding drugs and stolen goods.

Yolo County expands access to HIV prevention medications and services through the California Department of Public Health's Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Assistance Program.

Kaiser Permanente health care workers in California are on a five-day strike over staffing, pay, and patient care, with the union seeking a 25% wage increase over four years. Kaiser has offered a 21.5% raise and plans to keep operations running.

The Sacramento Zoo celebrated the first okapi birth in its history, a boost for this endangered species' conservation efforts. Both the mother and calf are doing well.

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.