A joint operation by the Nevada County Sheriff's Office and the California ABC cited one person for providing alcohol to a minor in a Shoulder Tap operation on March 15th.

Stockton Police request public help to identify a vandalism suspect who tagged a business on Thornton Road, with tips rewarded by Stockton Crime Stoppers.

Marysville Police responded to a traffic block, which led to a discovery of drugs and a stolen gun on an intoxicated, armed driver with a criminal history.

Peter John Salazar's parole was denied after a shooting incident in 1995 where he wounded a police officer. The parole board considered his criminal history and ongoing behavior as indications that he remains a risk to public safety.

The Manteca Police and other local agencies conducted a traffic enforcement program, resulting in numerous stops, citations, and arrests, emphasizing road safety.

Modesto Police Department investigates an officer-involved shooting on Dale Road, with the individual shot transported to the hospital; there's no current community threat.

Brandon Xiong has received a sentence of 400 years to life in prison after being convicted of child sexual assault in Sacramento. This sentencing reflects the gravity of his crimes and seeks justice for the victim.

Two individuals were arrested after a road rage incident in Rocklin resulted in a fatality, and Rocklin Police are seeking information from witnesses.

Modesto Police are investigating a fatal crash between a Mustang and semi-truck at Morgan Road and Nelson Way, resulting in a driver's death and minor truck driver injuries.

Skaters and artists painted a mural at a free paint-and-skate event at Sacramento's skate park, with supplies provided and waivers required for skating.

Stockton man Sean Robinson, 38, sentenced to 2 years for illegal firearm possession as a felon, after law enforcement efforts to reduce local gun violence.

Stockton Police seek public help to identify a theft suspect who threatened violence on July 28, 2024, at a business on Da Vinci Dr. They posted an image for tips.

Manteca Police launch a road safety campaign with San Joaquin County agencies to reduce traffic collisions and enforce laws against speeding, impaired driving, and phone use while driving.