Matthew Goyder of Folsom received a 40-year sentence for minor exploitation, using Snapchat to solicit explicit material, with his iPhone containing substantial evidence. He faces lifetime supervision post-release.

The Citrus Heights PD collaborates with regional task forces to combat online predators, utilizing digital forensics expertise to enhance child protection efforts and urging parental supervision.

Protestors blocking I-405 south near Venice Blvd led to arrests and a response from the CHP, emphasizing the balance between protest rights and public safety.

Detectives found a chop shop in Bakersfield after locating a stolen vehicle, leading to the arrest of Israel Cruz and Edgar Gonzalez on multiple charges.

The National Weather Service reports near-normal temperatures and occasional breezy winds in Sacramento, with cooler nights and slightly warmer days ahead.

A Sacramento County hospice chaplain is charged with sexually assaulting a disabled elderly patient; a surveillance camera recorded one incident. Officials fear there may be more victims.

Roseville Police respond to an early morning burglary at a local bank where an unidentified male suspect allegedly used a crowbar to break in. Details on the loss are unclear and investigations are ongoing.

New stores open in downtown Sacramento despite popular restaurant closures, indicating a complex interplay of business dynamics in the city's economy.

Operation "Safe House," by the Stanislaus County Sheriff's SVU, led to 14 arrests for alleged child sex crimes after detectives posed as minors online.

Martin Lackey-Garcia received a life sentence without parole for deadly stabbings at a Carmichael wellness center in 2020, where two were killed and two injured.

Governor Newsom warns that California localities could lose funds if they don't act to clear homeless encampments.

Man named Christopher Hood threw rocks at officers from a railroad signal tower in Fairfield before being safely arrested with the help of firefighters.

The article describes a large unauthorized sideshow event in Vallejo with 100 vehicles, multiple law enforcement agencies involved, 14 arrests, and 4 vehicles towed. The Vallejo PD warns of the high cost of participating in such events.