Nimbus Fish Hatchery delays reopening of visitor center and parking lot
The Nimbus Fish Hatchery visitor center in Gold River will remain closed just days before it was supposed to reopen, according to officials.
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Former Wilson Trophy executive accused of defrauding company of $2.3 million
A Roseville man is accused of a wire fraud scheme that resulted in over $2.3 million in losses for a Sacramento-based business, according federal prosecutors.
2026 High School Playbook: Watch Week 2 recaps, highlights and game scores
Watch Michelle Dapper give a recap of the second week of the high school football season on Sept. 4.
440 guns seized from Stockton dealer accused of scamming gun owners
Police say a majority of the firearms recovered were consignment guns as owners search for their missing property
NorCal forecast: Fantastic Labor Day weekend
Mainly sunny skies and pleasant temperatures are in store for the long holiday weekend, but summer-like temperatures return next week.
Sacramento business owner urges action after burglary suspect arrested
A Sacramento man has been arrested in connection with five business burglaries, while a local business owner is calling for better communication and support from city officials.
Person in custody after making threats, forcing Oroville-area charter school, police say
A person is in custody in connection with threats made to a school, causing it to be placed on a secure hold, the Oroville Police Department said.
Judge declares mistrial in Lindsay Clancy case after defense's last-minute appeal is denied
A judge says he will declare a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case and has given the defense a chance to appeal for an emergency stay.
CHP launches 78-hour maximum enforcement for Labor Day weekend
The California Highway Patrol's maximum enforcement period for Labor Day weekend begins Friday and continues through Monday night.
Federal judge extends block on Trump executive order seeking to limit mail voting in the midterms
Federal judge extends block on Trump executive order seeking to limit mail voting in the midterms
Northern California event roundup: Sacramento-area things to do for Labor Day weekend
Looking for things to do this Labor Day weekend on Sept. 4-7? Here is a list of activities in Northern California over the next few days.
Suspect in 5 Sacramento burglaries arrested, police say
A man was arrested Friday morning in connection with a wave of Sacramento burglaries that took place this week, according to police.
Sacramento company develops clean energy technology for AI data centers
LiCAP Technologies in Sacramento is creating ultracapacitors with an environmentally friendly process to meet the power demands of AI data centers.
Northern Californians savor summer’s final days with outdoor activities
As Labor Day approaches, Northern California families are taking advantage of mild weather to enjoy outdoor activities along the American River and Folsom Lake.
NorCal forecast: Sunny and mild weekend, more summerlike next week
Temperatures will stay fall-like for a couple more days but a late season reality check may be in the cards next week.
Apple Hill farms celebrate opening weekend with treats and blooming flowers
Apple Ridge Farms and other Apple Hill ranches are preparing for a busy Labor Day weekend, offering apple-inspired desserts, flower trails, and family-friendly activities.
California gas prices climb to $5.78 per gallon on Labor Day weekend
Gas prices in California have risen to $5.78 per gallon on average this Labor Day weekend, up $1.20 from last year, as demand spikes and supply chain costs remain high.
Nine downtown Sacramento businesses burglarized in 24-hour spree
Nine businesses in downtown Sacramento were burglarized within 24 hours earlier this week, leaving behind damage, stolen goods, and frustration among customers and business owners.
Friday NorCal Forecast: Brighter & Warmer for Labor Day Weekend
Temperatures will come up a bit over the next few days, but highs are expected to stay cooler than normal for a while longer.
Woman convicted of first-degree murder in deadly 2018 shooting case, Sac County DA says
A woman was found guilty by a jury on Wednesday of murdering a man in 2018, according to the Sacramento County District Attorney's Office.
Man accused of $2.1-million RV fraud scheme faces more than 50 grand theft charges, San Joaquin DA says
A man accused of a multimillion-dollar RV scheme could face more than 46 years in prison in connection with the alleged fraud, the San Joaquin County District Attorney's Office said.
Pedestrian on Highway 99 dead after struck by vehicle, CHP says
A man was killed after being struck by a vehicle on Highway 99 in Modesto early Wednesday morning, according to California Highway Patrol.
Lavender Heights attack renews calls for increased security, LGBTQ+ community support
A recent attack in Sacramento’s Lavender Heights neighborhood is renewing safety concerns among LGBTQ+ residents ahead of the Rainbow Festival.
Three Pacific hurricanes: Marie will miss California but Lowell may head for Hawaii
Major hurricane Lowell is now forecast to make a sharp right turn to the north this weekend, putting it on course to potentially bring significant impacts to Hawaii.