Could be a bad breaker or something in the wiring. A wire broke in a wire nut or maybe more likely, a hot light bulb has started burning through the wires in a light fixture or those light bulb sockets get hot, cororde, and just generally deteoriate over time. Might have a nail from the construction peirce the wire and it is finally showing up.
Other than inspecting all wires, connections, wire nuts, light sockets, etc., you might try one of those $30 harbor freight laser temperature meters ($60 at the big box stores) to look for hot spots.
The likely culprits may be a light switch going bad, a ceiling fan if you have one, or the smoke detectors. Wonder if it would trip if you disconnected the smoke detectors from the circuit.
This is similar to the issue of the loose neutral we dealt with on a thread a few days ago.
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