The Ceres Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate 15-year-old Adelina Yorba, a missing Hispanic female with medical issues, last seen on March 24 wearing a gray hoodie, black shirt, and blue jeans.

West Sacramento Police arrested a driver following a car chase and foot pursuit for traffic violations, finding methamphetamine, ammunition, and a handgun, before jailing the suspect with prior convictions.

Armed robbery occurred at a business on North Wilson Way, Stockton, where a suspect threatened employees with a gun before fleeing; police are investigating.

The Nevada County Sheriff's Office warns of scammers impersonating deputies to extort money, and advises residents on how to avoid falling victim to these phone scams.

Stockton Police Department organizes a firearm buyback event offering cash gift cards for guns, aiming to reduce gun violence. The anonymous event takes place March 29, 2025, at Harrison Street Parking Lot.

Yolo County is calling for proposals to assist with its Hate-Free Together initiative, inviting nonprofits and consultants to apply by April 18, 2025, to facilitate a strategic planning summit.

Recology Davis will inspect residents' waste bins to ensure proper sorting, adhering to Senate Bill 1383, with feedback tags provided for compliance or correction.

Former accounting supervisor Sergio Zacarias Lopez is indicted for embezzling over $1 million from a Fresno fruit wholesaler and faces various charges including bank fraud and identity theft.

Old Sacramento is set to remove its historic Old Schoolhouse and Ferris wheel to make room for a new children's play area that celebrates indigenous heritage, part of a waterfront revitalization project.

Folsom seeks volunteers for its Earth Day event, featuring cleanups and educational activities, aiming to foster environmental awareness and community involvement.

The Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office reported that Daniel Salazar received a 45-year sentence for preying on over 40 young victims through social media, following an investigation prompted by a middle school student named Riley.

Police in Roseville caught two individuals riding floor-cleaning machines during a break-in at Eich Elementary, leading to a foot chase and eventually the suspects' arrests.

There was a tense lockdown at Marysville High School, with parents directed to collect their children. Police confirmed no active threat and later thanked everyone for their cooperation during the situation.