Surveillance photos show a man with an AR-style rifle outside a Yuba City smoke shop; Sutter County deputies are asking the public to call with tips.

A Yolo County judge denied a no‑bail release request in a Sacramento-area murder case, citing public-safety concerns and scheduling a review for Oct. 31.

Officers are on scene in the 6000 block of Misty Wood Way in Citrus Heights. The department asks the public to avoid the area while officers work.

Rancho Cordova has introduced new traffic calming measures, including a traffic circle at Lincoln Village Drive and a roundabout at Baroque Drive, to enhance road safety and flow.

Two hikers were found safe in Northern California by the PCSO after being reported missing and spending a night outdoors. They were located near Palisade Lake after their family provided crucial details for the search.

RCPD used advanced tech to resolve auto burglaries, catching suspects at a supermarket using a stolen card and seizing stolen items and illegal weapons from their car.

Sacramento police say 18-year-old Davian Sida was arrested and booked on homicide-related charges in the Meadowview Road shooting that killed a man.

Truck driver Jashanpreet Singh was arrested for a fatal collision in Ontario, involving suspected DUI and manslaughter, and was also detained by ICE for his immigration status.

"Drop the Drugs" day in Calaveras County offers residents a safe way to dispose of unwanted prescriptions at designated locations, with the aim of protecting the environment and public health.

Roseville Police arrested a 16-year-old male for a series of vehicle arsons near Bill Hughes Park after evidence found at his home linked him to the crimes.

Union organizers filed to put a one‑time 5% wealth tax on about 200 California billionaires before voters. Backers say it would raise roughly $100B for Medi‑Cal and schools.

Sacramento will reassign school resource officers from Natomas Unified to patrol amid a staffing shortage. The district plans to hire School Safety Managers and add campus safety staff.

A Turlock man filed a claim against Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office for alleged excessive force used by deputies at a county fair. Charges against him were dropped.