Sacramento unveiled the new Mama Marks Splash Pad, offering an ocean-themed retreat from the heat with features like sea turtles and dolphins, and open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.

Sacramento supports six local businesses' growth through its 2025 Economic Gardening 2.0 program, providing consulting, market intelligence, and grants.

Sacramento is forecasted to have clear skies and warmer days, with temperatures rising into the lower 90s this week; evenings will have mild lows in the upper 50s.

Two individuals were arrested in Rocklin for mail theft, possessing a USPS master key, and other illegal items after being caught breaking into mailboxes.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office participated in a 300-mile bike ride to honor fallen officers, raising over $2.2 million for the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial and Museum.

Placer County's Heritage Trail Museums Tour offers free admission to 29 sites from June 7 to September 6, with live events and a prize draw for visitors collecting stamps on a 'Get Up and Go' card.

CAL FIRE halts outdoor residential debris burning in Alpine County due to elevated wildfire risk, effective from 12:01 a.m. May 31, possibly extending past the weekend.

Jaylen Jordan received a 25-year to life sentence for the first-degree murder of Ja'von Phillips, following witness accounts and digital evidence presented in court.

Sacramento is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures reaching 102 degrees. However, a slight cool down is expected with highs near 86 on Sunday and low 90s throughout the week. Nights remain cooler around the upper 50s.

A man attempted to rob two employees at a Stockton business with a knife. The women refused to give money, and the assailant fled. No injuries were reported. Authorities seek information.

Two men with felony warrants were arrested in Citrus Heights after a police chase, aided by community reports and an air unit from the sheriff's office.

Placer County Sheriff's Office announces its 2025 Youth Academy for local teens to learn about law enforcement from July 7-10. Only 25 spots are available, with a June 8 registration deadline.

Tahoe City's Fanny Bridge Replacement Project begins in June with night work and a full closure from Aug. 11 to Nov. 3, providing minimal impact on local businesses and traffic.