Patchy fog reduced visibility across southern Sacramento and northern San Joaquin valleys Friday; officials urged drivers to slow down and check live road cameras.

City and county officials are opening walk‑in weather respite centers as a multi‑day storm with gusty winds approaches, offering daytime and overnight shelter for people in need.

Davis residents have reported an uptick in foul odors tied to composting at the Yolo County Central Landfill. The air district and county are investigating and asking residents to file complaints.

Sunny and mild Thursday in Sacramento with patchy fog tonight. A colder, wetter system may bring mountain snow and valley rain starting Sunday.

Annie Main of Good Humus Farm won CAFF’s Farm Advocate award after leading neighbors to document steep groundwater declines that helped prompt a well moratorium in Yolo County.

Foggy morning gives way to rain Tuesday afternoon; expect wet roads and mountain snow through Wednesday.

Patchy fog will slow Monday commutes. Rain, thunderstorms and mountain snow arrive Tuesday and Wednesday.

Patchy morning fog clears to a sunny, mild Sunday; a stronger system Tuesday brings valley rain and Sierra snow that could affect mountain travel.

Dense morning fog will slow Saturday commutes before clearing to sunny, mild afternoons with highs near 67°F. Light rain and mountain snow are possible Sunday–Tuesday.

Patchy fog Friday morning clears to sunny, mid‑60s afternoons; a pattern shift may bring light showers early next week.

Thick morning fog will slow Sacramento commutes; sun and highs near 69°F return by afternoon.

Patchy fog will slow morning commutes before clearing to sunny afternoons with highs near 65°F. Dense Fog Advisory affects parts of the northern San Joaquin Valley.

Dense morning fog will cut visibility across Sacramento; sun returns by midmorning with highs near 67°F.