The National Weather Service predicts light winds, clear skies in the Bay Area, with possible midweek rain and cooler temperatures, and uncertain weather conditions towards the end of the week.

A California Highway Patrol officer, Matthew Hang, rescued an injured owl from a road in south Sacramento County and handed it over to animal control.

The Folsom Police Department has welcomed a new K-9 member, Vinny, a Belgian Malinois, after his graduation from the basic K9 Handler class with Officer Bath.

Christopher Ryan Brown was convicted of attempting to possess child pornography by a Yuba County jury, following an investigation after he solicited nudes from a 10-year-old on Instagram.

Ceres Police are searching for Adelina Yorba, a missing 14-year-old considered at risk, urging public assistance.

The National Weather Service in Sacramento forecasts light showers and cooler temperatures today, with drier, near-normal weather tomorrow followed by a mix of precipitation and potential fire weather later in the week.

Sacramento's Office of Arts and Culture opens second round of "Creative Venues Grant" program, offering $10,000 and $20,000 grants for local arts venues.

A Fresno man was sentenced to three years in prison for explosive attacks on vehicles, with charges including conspiracy to destroy property and illegal firearm possession due to a prior felony.

Two Sacramento County post offices were burglarized, resulting in the theft of laptops, ballots, and other mail items. An investigation is underway with a focus on the connection between the two incidents.

Aftershock festival in Sacramento begins, expecting 160,000 attendees and featuring over 130 bands such as Slayer and Iron Maiden, adding a fifth stage and boosting the local economy.

The body of Tyson Fiddler, missing since October 5, was found by authorities in a remote area of El Dorado County. Circumstances of his death are under investigation.

Johnny Miller, a fugitive wanted for serious crimes including attempted murder, was arrested in Stockton by law enforcement agencies including the U.S. Marshals.

The Modesto Police utilized Carter Kits, sensory aid tools for individuals with autism, to comfort a child during a crisis call involving unsafe living conditions.