The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam using real deputy names to solicit money; they remind the public they never ask for payments over the phone.

Sacramento Police seek public assistance to locate 78-year-old at-risk Betty Robison, missing since October 22, described as 5'6", 113 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.

Modesto Police oversaw a peaceful protest, "No King 2.0," making one arrest after an assault and issuing traffic citations. Officers maintained safety and open communication throughout the event.

James Edward Floyd received a 45-year-to-life sentence for sexually exploiting minors, including forcing a 17-year-old into prostitution. His prior criminal record influenced the judge's decision.

A child is in critical condition after a two-vehicle crash in Stockton, with two adults sustaining minor injuries. The accident investigation is ongoing.

Manteca Police remind residents about fireworks prohibition during Diwali, stressing safety and offering alternative celebration methods, with extra patrols to enforce the ban.

Stockton Police launched the "Chief With Me" program, which allows college students to shadow the Police Chief for an insider view of police operations.

One person was shot during a home invasion in Vacaville; one suspect, Dandre Wilson, is arrested and facing charges while police seek a second suspect. The incident is considered isolated with no ongoing threat to the public.

Stolen election mail was recovered from a Sacramento homeless camp, leading to an investigation with no immediate arrests. Ballots found were unvoted and are being voided to prevent fraud.

Lodi streets were closed for a burglary-related search, resulting in four arrests who might be part of an international crime ring linked to a previous million-dollar heist.

A head-on collision on Marysville Road near Collins Lake in Yuba County injured six people, including three children, and the road was closed for investigation.

Curt Taras was arrested for bringing a firearm into a school zone and is awaiting a federal court appearance while the local community responds with concern and gratitude for law enforcement actions.

A man was arrested by Paradise Police for inappropriate communications with a minor, using a decoy account. He's charged with sending harmful content and attempting contact with intent for a sexual offense.