The National Weather Service in Sacramento warns of active weather with snow, rain, and winds impacting travel in the region; advisories are in effect.

The National Weather Service has issued advisories for Northern California due to heavy snow and rain, causing significant travel disruptions and requiring chain controls in higher terrains.

NWS forecasts a shift in Sacramento weather with rain, mountain snow, and breezy winds starting tonight after a dry morning and an observed patchy fog reducing visibility.

A 5.8 magnitude earthquake and aftershocks rattled Nevada and Northern California, felt as far as Sacramento. No immediate damage reported, and experts noted the area's tectonic differences with California.

The National Weather Service in Sacramento predicts a weather change in Northern California, bringing rain, mountain snow, and winds, potentially lasting until early next week.

Dense fog in the northern San Joaquin Valley and Sacramento area leads to a National Weather Service advisory; conditions to improve before a weekend weather change with potential for gusty conditions and precipitation.

Sacramento and the Northern San Joaquin Valley experience foggy conditions with low visibility. Winds should clear the fog, leading to cooler temperatures. Dry and sunny weather is expected mid-week, with rain chances by the weekend.

The National Weather Service reports low visibility due to fog in Northern California but predicts clearer skies. A cooldown with breezy conditions is expected, and there may be rain and snow toward the week's end.

Persistent morning fog in Sacramento is expected to clear by Saturday, with visibility potentially below 1 mile at times. Slight temperature rises and stronger winds are forecasted into next week.

The National Weather Service reports persistent fog in Sacramento with a warming trend, clear skies, and breezy weekend ahead; precipitation unlikely.

Davis partners with Recology for a pilot carton recycling program. A dedicated bin is available for residents to recycle cartons and support the initiative aimed at reducing landfill waste.

Sacramento County extended a burn ban due to poor air quality, with violations incurring fines. The ban affects wood-burning fireplaces and stoves, aiming to reduce pollution. Residents expressed mixed feelings about the restrictions.

The National Weather Service predicts morning fog in Sacramento, limiting visibility, but expect clear skies later. Motorists should check conditions before commuting.