The National Weather Service forecasts varied weather for Sacramento, including fog, sunny skies, and potential showers, with mild temperatures throughout the coming days.

Sacramento will reassign school resource officers from Natomas Unified to patrol amid a staffing shortage. The district plans to hire School Safety Managers and add campus safety staff.

Local reporting says Sacramento is approaching a shortage of burial plots and a private proposal aims to add new interment options while navigating state rules.

A Turlock man filed a claim against Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office for alleged excessive force used by deputies at a county fair. Charges against him were dropped.

Nevada County warns of potential delay in November CalFresh benefits due to the federal shutdown; residents urged to meet reporting requirements to avoid further delays.

Stockton Police won first place in the San Joaquin County SWAT competition, excelling in tactical skills, fitness, and firearms proficiency, marking their fourth consecutive victory.

Metro Fire responded to and extinguished a house fire in Orangevale, crediting working smoke alarms for the safe evacuation of five residents. They emphasize the importance of smoke alarm maintenance.

The Roseville Volleyball team and the Placer County Sheriff's Office raised $971 for breast cancer through a "Dig Pink" game and sale of Pink Patches. Proceeds benefit the Placer Breast Cancer Foundation.

Rancho Cordova Police supported Sacramento CCHAT's "Bike 4 Fun" day, encouraging deaf and hard of hearing children as they learned bike safety and interacted with officers.

The 2nd Annual Loomis Public Safety Fair, organized by the Placer County Sheriff's Office, offers family-friendly activities, exhibits of public safety equipment, and educational experiences including Child Fingerprinting ID Kits.

One person died and three were injured in a Yolo County, California crash near County Road 102 and County Road 17, with the cause under investigation.

The Galt Police Department will set up a DUI and license checkpoint on Saturday night to promote safety and deter impaired driving, funded by a traffic safety grant.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam using real deputy names to solicit money; they remind the public they never ask for payments over the phone.