The Yuba County community mourns a 16-year-old boy who drowned in the Feather River; despite rescue efforts, his body was recovered the following day. The Sheriff's Office warns of river dangers.

Yolo County officials manage the aftermath of the Oakdale fire near Esparto, including an explosion at a pyrotechnics site, with seven people initially unaccounted for. Recovery and support services are available for the community.

Sacramento is set for sunny days and clear nights with highs in the 90s, and increasing to 100+ degrees later in the week, while evenings will be cooler.

Sacramento has implemented a new $25 fine for parking too close to crosswalks, aiming to improve safety by enforcing "daylighting" to keep crosswalks clear for visibility.

Placer County has added 264 acres of open space to its conservation program to protect wetlands, vernal pools, and wildlife habitats, funded by a state grant and local contributions.

Sacramento's latest report on homelessness details efforts in addressing concerns, enrolling individuals in shelters, and cleaning up waste from June 23-29.

Sacramento's weather forecast predicts a week of relentless sunshine with high temperatures in the 80s and 90s, clear nights, and gentle southwestern breezes.

A man from Stanislaus County was indicted for the sexual exploitation of two minors and could face 15 to 30 years in prison per count if found guilty.

Sacramento has launched a film rebate program, offering up to $250,000 for eligible productions shooting in the city, aiming to boost local businesses and workforce.

Placer County DA's Office introduces Toast, a support dog trained to comfort crime victims and staff, a move acknowledged by DA Morgan Gire and community leaders.

A traffic accident on E Bidwell St. in Folsom caused a power outage, affecting traffic signals and police non-emergency lines, though 911 service remained operational. Normal operations have since been restored.

Two masked prowlers in Hughson caused alarm, leading to a police request for tips to assist in their identification and to encourage community vigilance.

A Ceres junior high School Resource Officer sustained a leg injury when her holstered Sig Sauer P320 discharged unexpectedly; an investigation with the California Department of Justice is underway.