The Paradise Police arrested Terry Prill for public indecency after a citizen reported and monitored him, leading to his capture at a shopping center.

A Sacramento man was charged with homicide for selling fentanyl-laced drugs that led to a fatal overdose, marking a first for Sacramento County's battle against opioid-related deaths.

Sacramento County authorities arrested Akhilleus Eaton, a reputed gang associate, for illegal firearms possession during a raid targeting gang violence. Eaton was later released on his own recognizance.

Yolo County Landfill to close on Thanksgiving Day, with services resuming Friday. Residents are reminded to properly dispose of cooking oil and reduce food waste.

Sacramento's Food Justice Grant distributed over 1.2 million pounds of food, benefiting underserved communities and creating lasting infrastructure for food security.

A fire at a Sacramento motel was quickly controlled by firefighters, preventing spread to adjacent units and resulting in no injuries. The cause is under investigation.

Aaron Iribe of Tulare has been sentenced to nearly six years in prison for his involvement in a meth distribution conspiracy, with 16 pounds of meth seized during a 2020 incident.

The Modesto Police arrested Christopher Cline on charges of child harassment, with the investigation leading to additional charges for similar offenses.

Two Fresno doctors settled over $2.4 million for participating in an illegal kickback scheme involving prescribing medications through certain pharmacies.

Stockton man Gary Wayne Stuckey, 58, was sentenced to 12 years in prison for meth distribution and illegal ammo possession after a traffic stop uncovered drugs and a ghost gun.

A rollover crash in Orangevale, caused by suspected impaired driving, resulted in four hospitalizations, including one critical injury to an adult and minor to moderate injuries to three children.

A man was arrested for burglarizing a store in Sunrise Mall, Citrus Heights, after police found him with a suitcase containing over $91,000 worth of stolen jewelry and evidence of involvement.

The Sacramento City Council has approved a plan to revamp the city's waterfront using $25 million funded by TOT, aiming to enhance local economy and tourism by spring 2025.