The Sacramento region expects a brief period of dry weather before another system brings precipitation overnight into Tuesday, with snow in the mountains and lighter rain in the Valley.

Rapper AR Trav was arrested by Sacramento County Sheriff's Gang Suppression Unit after firearms were found at his home; he was previously out on bail for similar charges.

A Sacramento couple was killed in Michoacan, Mexico, and authorities are investigating their double homicide; a family member's government role may be related.

The Ceres Police received a grant from the California OTS for traffic safety, focusing on enforcement and education to reduce road injuries and deaths through 2025.

The National Weather Service reports active weather in Sacramento with snow, rain, and winds. A respite is expected Sunday before another system arrives. Warnings are in place for adverse travel conditions due to weather.

The Biden administration is granting Bosch $225 million for a silicon carbide semiconductor facility in Roseville as part of the CHIPS initiative, projecting job creation and increased U.S. production capacity.

The X Games are confirmed to take place in Sacramento from 2025 to 2027, starting with its 30th anniversary, potentially boosting the local economy and tourism.

UC Davis' former fire chief Nathan J. Trauernicht was indicted for public funds misappropriation alongside ex-employee Meagan McFadden, both due in court next month.

Manteca Police Department announces a DUI checkpoint on December 20th, from 7:30 p.m. to 2:30 a.m., to improve road safety by deterring impaired driving.

Two suspects were arrested in connection to the fatal stabbing of Akeem Mohammed El-Haji in Modesto, with a third suspect believed to have fled to Mexico.

Elk Grove police arrested two minors following a shoplifting incident that escalated into a chase, where one suspect discarded a loaded, stolen firearm. Both suspects were detained at Juvenile Hall.

A team in Sacramento, including law enforcement and outreach workers, addresses homelessness with services and law enforcement, while ensuring community safety.

The City of Sacramento's Incident Management Team addressed homelessness by responding to 731 calls, closing 493 cases, sheltering 37 people, and removing over 281,000 pounds of trash in one week.