Darren Collison was arrested for an alleged domestic violence incident over Memorial Day weekend with his wife.

Collison was arrested on Monday afternoon after deputies responded to a report from a woman who said she was being assaulted inside a Granite Bay home.

Collison signed with the Kings in 2014.

"We've been made aware of the situation," wrote the Kings in a statement. "The Sacramento Kings condemn violence of any kind. We are gathering additional information and once the facts are known we will take the appropriate steps."

The cost of building the Sacramento Kings' new arena, the Golden 1 Center, has jumped an additional $16 million, bringing the current price tag to $534.6 million.

The city's subsidy is capped at $255 million and the owners of the Kings have been taking care of most of the cost increases themselves. The latest increase will be picked up by corporate partners expected to play roles in operating the facility.

“The number reflects previously planned enhancements to the project and cost exposures ultimately borne by various partners,” Kings President Chris Granger said in a prepared statement.

The arena was initially expected to cost $447 million.

The Sacramento Kings are prepared to not engage in a bidding war to keep Rajon Rondo.

Rondo had a return to form after signing a make good contract with the Kings, but they still finished outside of the playoffs.

The Kings have hired Dave Joerger to replace George Karl as head coach.

The Philadelphia 76ers have won the NBA Draft Lottery while the Los Angeles Lakers get to keep their pick at No. 2 and the Boston Celtics will draft third.

For the second straight season, the team with the worst record in the NBA won the lottery after the Wolves won it in 2015. The NBA had 10 straight seasons of a team moving up before Minnesota.

1. Philadelphia 76ers

2. Los Angeles Lakers

3. Boston Celtics (from Brooklyn)

4. Phoenix Suns

5. Minnesota Timberwolves 

6. New Orleans Pelicans 

7. Denver Nuggets (swap with Knicks)

8. Sacramento Kings 

9. Toronto Raptors (from Knicks via Denver swap)

10. Milwaukee Bucks

11. Orlando Magic 

12. Utah Jazz

13. Phoenix Suns (from Washington)

14. Chicago Bulls

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The Sacramento Kings have apparently ruled out trading DeMarcus Cousins this offseason.

"He's not going to be traded - this year for sure," said Vlade Divac.

Cousins will be a free agent in 2018, which gives the Kings three more trade windows in the 2017 trade deadline, 2017 offseason and 2018 trade deadline in case they want to move on from him.

The Kings will be opening a new arena for the 16-17 season.

Kevin McHale has withdrawn his candidacy from the Sacramento Kings' head coaching job.

McHale had engaged in exploratory talks with the Kings.

The Houston Rockets fired McHale in November.

The Indiana Pacers' head coaching position also became available with their decision to part ways with Frank Vogel. When asked about the possibility of hiring McHale, Larry Bird said it would not happen.

Henry Bibby will interview with the Sacramento Kings for their head coaching position.

Bibby's son, Mike Bibby, is one of the greatest Kings' players of all-time.

Bibby was head coach of USC for several seasons and he's since bounced around as an assistant coach, most recently with the Detroit Pistons in 2014.

Mark Jackson, Corliss Williamson and Jeff Hornacek will interview with the Sacramento Kings for their head coaching vacancy later this week.

The Kings have had one of the most extensive searches in recent memory as they work to replace George Karl.

Hornacek was fired by Phoenix in January, with the Suns mired at 14-35 en route to a 23-59 finish. 

David Blatt will interview with the Sacramento Kings for their head coaching vacancy.

The Kings have started a wide search to replace George Karl.

Blatt also interviewed last week for the New York Knicks' job.

Blatt was fired by the Cleveland Cavaliers shortly before the All-Star break.

George Karl cited a lack of support from the Sacramento Kings and health issues for his firing as head coach this offseason.

Karl spent less than two seasons with the Kings.

“Vlade (Divac) has a helluva task ahead of him,” Karl said. “The roster needs to be tinkered with. He is going to be in for an NBA free agency unlike anything we have ever seen. If the decision is made to keep Cuz, you have to put the right players around him. But it can’t be about Cousins. You have to make basketball decisions.”

Karl's relationship with DeMarcus Cousins was always tenuous.

“I never felt I got into a good place with Cuz,” Karl said, “and some of that was my stupidity when I said that no player is untradeable. I still believe that. But I should have been smart enough not to say it, and I in no way, at any time, thought DeMarcus was going to get traded.”

On Nov. 8th, Karl wanted Cousins suspended two games for yelling at him after a loss to the Spurs.

“That night the bomb went off,” recalled Karl, his voice rising. “Vlade was right there. When they supported Cousins instead of me, I felt, ‘OK, I’m in the compromise position. Cuz has the power.’ They sent that message many times, too many times sent it to the players. And the players wanted someone to stand up to Cuz, and they wanted it to be their coach. But at that point, I realized that you either compromise or you blow it up, and my job was to make us a better basketball team and get to the end of the year.”