Sacramento's fire weather risk persists but will soon improve, with a week of milder temperatures and pleasant weather ahead, according to the National Weather Service.

California voters approve Proposition 36, increasing penalties for retail theft and drug offenses, reversing some progressive criminal justice reforms from Proposition 47.

The Downtown Sacramento Ice Rink returns for its 32nd season, open from Nov 6, 2024, to Jan 20, 2025, with celebrations, themed days, and discounts for various visitors.

A big rig overturned on the Yolo Causeway, blocking westbound lanes on I-80 and causing traffic delays. A separate crash also contributed to the blockage, but no injuries were reported, and the road was cleared by evening.

A structure fire in Nevada City extended to the wildland, prompting a response from multiple fire agencies and containment of the blaze early this morning.

The Manteca Police Department is investigating a fatal motorcycle-vehicle collision and has reopened the intersection post-investigation. Further details are pending.

Officer's attention to a license plate violation in Roseville leads to the arrest of Jonathan Salinas, who faces firearm and drug charges, along with $85,000 worth of warrants for burglary and trespassing.

Sacramento seeks "community ambassadors" to link the diverse neighborhoods with the city, offering a $6,000 stipend, translation aid, and funds for local projects.

Bradley Lloyd, 44, was arrested for attempted robbery after passing a demand note to a teller in Stockton's Lakeview District; the teller did not comply and police apprehended Lloyd without incident.

Critical fire conditions with gusty winds and low humidity persist in Sacramento, with a Red Flag Warning from the NWS until 4 PM. Relief is expected later in the week with decreasing winds and possible showers by the weekend.

William Lesley received a 57-month sentence for illegal gun possession, following his arrest during a parole search.

Sacramento Republic FC and coach Mark Briggs have mutually parted ways following a season-ending streak of winless games and missed championship opportunities.

Shasta County will pay $300,000 over the killing of a girl's pet goat, Cedar, after a livestock auction dispute. The settlement was announced by the family's attorney.