The NWS forecast predicts cold weather for San Francisco with patchy frost and fog, which could reduce visibility. Dry weather and normal temperatures expected. Precautions advised due to cold and potential wind gusts.

The Sunrise Tomorrow Specific Plan meeting in Citrus Heights has been rescheduled again due to a request from the property owner, Ethan Conrad Properties.

Leyne Milstein becomes Interim City Manager of Sacramento, leading over 6,000 staff and managing a $1.6 billion budget. She's the first woman in this role and has a long history with city administration.

Sacramento's new Safe Stay Community, offering 155 tiny homes and essential amenities, is now open to assist the homeless through a partnership between the City, County, and State.

Front Street Animal Shelter restarts its Doggie Day Out program, inviting community members to take shelter dogs out for a day to aid in their socialization and adoption chances.

Mexican national Orlando Torres Angulo received a 12-year sentence for methamphetamine trafficking, after a series of deals with undercover officers led to his arrest by a multi-agency task force.

Former employee Kami Elois Power was indicted for embezzling over $1.4 million from her employer, using fake companies to funnel funds for personal luxuries.

A Sacramento man pleaded guilty to kidnapping a child, with a possible life sentence looming. The child, taken to Peru, was later reunited with the mother.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office has issued a travel advisory due to roadwork affecting routes to the Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center, advising visitors to use alternative roads.

NWS Sacramento forecasts a dry period with brisk winds and temperatures typical for mid-January in the region, advising residents to prepare for cool mornings and possible gusty winds.

One victim died in a house fire in Sacramento's 3600 block of Rio Loma Way, with fire crews battling intense flames. The cause is under investigation.

Armed suspect Octavio Hernandez died in an encounter with law enforcement after a manhunt in Calaveras County, following alleged theft and firearm violations.

The Modesto Police Department received a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety for a Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Program aimed at reducing crashes and injuries.