Patelco Credit Union was hit by a serious security incident, suspending online banking and limiting card transactions, though ATMs remain operational.

Sacramento County deputies shot an armed suspect who barricaded himself and potentially a hostage following a domestic disturbance in North Highlands. Evacuations occurred with the standoff ending in gunfire; suspect’s condition unknown.

A pedestrian died after being hit by a car in Orangevale. The accident occurred at the Hazel Avenue and Greenback Lane intersection, with authorities investigating the cause.

Mark Navarrete was arrested on suspicion of murdering his parents in Elk Grove after reporting their deaths to police, who later found incriminating evidence.

California's November ballot will feature two crime and punishment measures seeking to amend Proposition 47, with one proposing tougher penalties for repeat offenders and fentanyl dealers, and another offering a less stringent alternative.

A fire near Cal Expo closed Business 80 in Sacramento but was contained to three acres with no injuries; northbound lanes reopened quickly, minimizing traffic impact.

Sacramento faces severe heat and wildfire risks, prompting Excessive Heat and Red Flag Warnings. Highs may reach 115 degrees with critical fire weather conditions.

Buttigieg earmarked $25 million from the RAISE grant program for Sacramento County's Grant Line Road project, part of a collaborative funding effort for infrastructure improvement.

Evacuation orders in El Dorado County have been lifted as firefighters contained 10% of the Creek Fire, which affected 15+ acres; utilities are being restored.

A wind-driven grass fire in Sacramento County expanded to 60 acres, threatening buildings and causing evacuations near Rio Linda. Power lines fell, posing additional challenges for firefighters.

A man suffered life-threatening injuries from a shooting in south Sacramento; the incident followed an argument in a silver Mustang. No arrests have been made.

Police arrested Robert Meyer Sr. and Sareya Sexton, both 23, on suspicion of homicide and child abuse after their one-month-old was pronounced dead with signs of violence.

Connie Louise Dahl's wrongful 1985 murder conviction was posthumously overturned in El Dorado County, with an apology from the DA acknowledging past coercive interrogation tactics.