Sacramento's spring watering schedule starts March 1, allowing lawn watering twice weekly until October, with specific days assigned per address to conserve water.

Weak system to bring light showers and gusty winds north of Interstate 80, with light rain mainly in Shasta County and winds up to 55 mph in higher elevations. Dry, warmer weather expected later in the week.

Sacramento is constructing the new Dos Rios Station for improved transit access in the River District and Mirasol Village, with various funding sources contributing to the $43 million budget.

Rancho Cordova promotes Spay and Neuter Awareness, offering free pet services, including spaying/neutering, vaccines, and support for pet owners in need.

Two individuals were arrested in Ceres for carrying concealed weapons after a vigilant citizen reported suspicious activity, leading to a police traffic stop.

Yuba County Sheriff's Department seized over 50 pounds of meth in Olivehurst, arresting three individuals and finding an illegal firearm during a raid led by their K9 unit.

The National Weather Service predicts mild weather for Northern California with light rain and breezy conditions, and warmer temperatures expected later in the week.

West Sacramento's Westacre Park is set for a major upgrade including new skate park, pump track, splash pad, climbing wall, and modernized facilities, with construction starting in March and aiming for a May 2026 completion.

Sacramento continues addressing homelessness, with the IMT resolving 654 cases, enrolling 58 individuals for aid, and clearing over 182,000 pounds of trash in one week.

Modesto Police arrested Jasiah Estrada for sexual battery on MJC's West Campus. He faces charges and was booked into the Stanislaus County Public Safety Center.

Placer County is implementing paid parking and permit zones in Kings Beach to improve local business access and manage visitor parking. The county is also adding enforcement measures with technology-equipped vehicles.

The National Weather Service predicts light showers and a breezy weekend in Sacramento Valley, with a warmup and above-normal temperatures expected next week.

Sacramento's webinar on March 4 aims to guide residents on creating water-efficient landscapes and using city rebates.