Three individuals from Northern California are indicted for a series of East Bay bank robberies involving violence threats, with one defendant also charged with perjury.

A former school worker was sentenced for an explosives conspiracy and lying to the FBI, after selling explosives over Instagram with a minor to interstate recipients.

The Justice Department obtained an injunction against Rizo Lopez Foods Inc. for food safety violations linked to a listeria outbreak causing hospitalizations and two deaths.

Three individuals were injured in a Sacramento County shooting near a Jack in the Box. The exact shooting location is unclear, and authorities are investigating. Two victims have non-life-threatening injuries; the third's condition is undisclosed.

A Folsom High School teacher won the Harbor Freight Tools for School Prize for Teaching Excellence, earning $50,000 for the school's skilled trade program.

The California Highway Patrol's air unit responded to a severe motorcycle-vehicle accident in Placerville, resulting in critical injuries to the motorcyclist.

Former CDCR officer Fidel Andrade pleaded guilty to involvement in a cocaine distribution scheme. He faces sentencing on January 14, 2025, with a maximum of 20 years in prison.

A Vallejo man was sentenced to five years for illegal ammunition possession after a traffic stop revealed a "ghost gun" and previous felonies, part of the Project Safe Neighborhoods initiative.

Two individuals face felony drug charges after a traffic stop by Rancho Cordova Police revealed narcotics intended for sale and led to further charges for concealing drugs during booking.

Deputies in Sacramento subdued a violent man, Ryan Hanka, after a 911 call disturbance; he assaulted police K9 Niko and tried to disarm an officer. Hanka, with a history of violent crimes, faces multiple felonies and is held without bail.

An elderly Hispanic woman was killed after being hit by a Ford F150 in Sacramento. The incident happened on Franklin Boulevard, with the driver, not under the influence, cooperating with the investigation.

The Nevada County Sheriff's Office has issued a Code Red Evacuation Warning due to the Dutch Fire, with mandatory evacuations for parts of the region. Residents are advised to follow directives for their safety.

Calaveras County Sheriff's Office deputies wear pink patches for Breast Cancer Awareness Month to show solidarity and promote early detection, as shared in their Facebook post.