Sacramento anticipates a hot week with temperatures in the 90s, clear skies, and light winds. Nighttime lows will provide relief in the low 60s. The NWS also notes smoke in the area.

Oakland woman Yasmin Millett has been sentenced to over two years in prison for her participation in at least 10 bank robberies throughout California.

Jordan Anthony Hughes, 25, was sentenced to 30 years for producing child sexual abuse materials and will face lifetime supervised release after prison.

Two Venezuelan men are indicted for an ATM "jackpotting" scheme in several US states, potentially facing significant prison time and fines if convicted.

The Sacramento Police busted an illegal marijuana grow operation, seizing over 330 plants and issuing $165,000 in fines. Two suspects were arrested, with charges including cultivation, and illegal firearm possession.

Folsom Public Library hosts a blood drive with Vitalant on August 12, urging locals to donate and possibly save lives. Donors can make appointments or walk in.

The City of Sacramento's update highlights progress in addressing homelessness, with 697 calls managed and 1,035 issues resolved, alongside efforts in sheltering and sanitation.

Sacramento's forecast includes several days of smoke, hot and sunny conditions with highs around 97-102 degrees, and nights around 58-64 degrees, with light breezes.

A man was fatally hit by a car in Sacramento's Lawrence Park; the driver cooperated and an investigation is ongoing.

A woman evaded Sacramento deputies in a high-speed chase starting at an In-N-Out, through downtown, onto Highway 50, ending at UC Davis. No injuries were reported.

The reconstruction of Sacramento's Del Rio Trail Bridge will start soon, replacing the unusable structure that was never opened due to design flaws. The replacement aims to correct the issues and minimize disruption during construction.

Nevada County deputies arrested a man and his presumed girlfriend on charges related to narcotics trade, including fentanyl, at a suspicious storage facility.

Nevada County Sheriff's Office and California Fish and Wildlife collaborate against illegal cannabis farms, confiscating thousands of plants, processed cannabis, firearms, and toxic pesticides. Three arrests were made, with ongoing efforts planned.