Good morning, Folsom.

A motorcyclist was critically injured Sunday afternoon at Prairie City OHV Park when he was ejected from his dirt bike—Folsom Fire, California State Parks, and Sacramento Metropolitan Fire provided immediate aid while a CALSTAR air ambulance flew him to a trauma center.

Folsom Police warned today of scam calls targeting seniors where fraudsters pose as law enforcement and claim missed jury duty, outstanding warrants, or fines while urging immediate payment by gift cards, wire transfers, or cryptocurrency — officials advise hanging up and reporting any suspicious calls to the non-emergency line.

Folsom police released crime reports from June 12 to June 15 detailing incidents such as a fake arrest warrant scheme, forgery fraud, burglary, DUI, and domestic battery with several suspects arrested and citations issued—residents are urged to remain alert.

CAL FIRE suspended all burn permits for residential outdoor debris burning in Alpine, Amador, El Dorado, Sacramento, and San Joaquin counties at 12:01 a.m. on June 16 due to rising fire risks from warm weather and dry winds—officials urge residents to clear dead vegetation and create defensible space around homes.

CAL FIRE and California State Parks plan a controlled burn at Prairie City SVRA in Rancho Cordova on June 18 that is expected to produce visible smoke drifting into Folsom and lead to temporary closure of Scott Road—White Rock Road to Sacramento County Boys Ranch in the morning.

CAL FIRE suspended residential burn permits on June 16 as rising fire danger from warm weather, dry winds and heavy grass buildup increased wildfire risk.

Sacramento County Public Health confirmed a measles case in an unvaccinated child who returned from international travel and sought care at Mercy San Juan Medical Center on June 10 between 5:11 p.m. and 9:45 p.m.—the hospital has identified patients and staff at risk while officials advise anyone exposed to contact health authorities for guidance.