The Sacramento region faces ongoing heat with an Excessive Heat Warning until Friday, while a slight cooling is expected before temperatures rise again midweek.

Three drownings occurred in Nevada County over a day, including one at Scotts Flat Lake. Officials remind the public of water safety as the community mourns the losses.

A man named Michael Collier was arrested for a fatal stabbing at a Linda gas station after deputies reviewed surveillance footage. The victim died despite medical efforts.

The Sacramento Zoo euthanized Skye, a 26-year-old giraffe, due to her deteriorating health from age-related issues, despite treatments to improve her quality of life.

A DUI-related crash in Sacramento injured five people, including minors, after a car hit barriers and flipped on Business 80. The driver was arrested, and an investigation is ongoing.

The Bay Area is experiencing a severe heatwave with record temperatures, prompting an Excessive Heat Warning and concerns for fire weather conditions, with some potential for cooling later in the week.

A woman in a wheelchair was fatally struck by a semi-truck at a Sacramento intersection. The driver was not considered under the influence and no charges have been reported.

A vehicle crashed into a Fair Oaks apartment complex near Sunrise Boulevard, causing minor structural damage but no injuries. The cause is under investigation.

A man was arrested for setting a backfire during the Thompson Fire in Butte County, risking public and firefighter safety, as the fire led to widespread evacuations.

The French Fire in Mariposa County prompts mandatory evacuations amid a California heatwave, with 400 acres burned and power outages impacting residents.

Two drownings occurred on July 4th along Yuba River, with victims recovered from South Yuba River Recreation Area and Bridgeport Recreation Area, prompting officials to stress river safety.

A person in West Modesto was hospitalized with severe burns covering 80% of their body. The incident is under investigation and multiple individuals have been detained.

The National Weather Service in Sacramento issues an Excessive Heat Warning, with temperatures expected to reach 105-118 degrees and advises residents on safety measures.