Sunny conditions and steady temperatures are anticipated in Sacramento for the second week of September, with mild winds and clear nights. A slight chance of showers is expected on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Sacramento's "EveryDay Creative" program is accepting applications to support local creative entrepreneurs with mentorship and business skills training.

Yolo County seeks input from organizations on improving animal services through an RFI, covering areas like shelter management and veterinary services.

Placer County Sheriff's Office seeks assistance to identify a vandalism suspect in Loomis, who was caught on camera spray-painting vehicles on September 1st.

Rancho Cordova's Animal Services Assistance Program helped a family with their dog Bentley's health, encouraging others to seek support for pet issues.

Caltrans will close a section of westbound Interstate 80 in Sacramento for a 55-hour period over a weekend for a $280 million pavement rehab project. Detours are advised, with additional travel time recommended for airport-bound travelers.

Lodi City Council opposes redistricting Proposition 50, fearing division into three districts. Mayor and council members seek to maintain city unity and voice concerns to state officials.

Florida's AG subpoenas trucking company after its driver, Harjinder Singh, caused a deadly crash with an illegal U-turn. The case raises questions about Singh's legal status and English proficiency.

The CAL FIRE Amador-El Dorado Unit reported 1,429 lightning strikes over two days, causing 10 small fires that were all contained due to their swift response.

West Sacramento introduced the first US hydrogen-fueled locomotive, promising environmental benefits and new job opportunities, with significant investment and local government support.

Spirit Airlines is ending service to several cities, including areas in the Bay Area. This follows a bankruptcy announcement and is a strategy to focus on stronger markets. Affected customers will be contacted with options for refunds.

A Fresno mother was convicted for giving her felon son a gun, facing up to 10 years in prison upon sentencing. Her son, Taylor, also convicted, was caught with the weapon by police.

Sacramento Councilmember Mai Vang is challenging Congressmember Doris Matsui for California's 7th Congressional District, setting the stage for a Democratic political contest.