A Vacaville man was found shot dead in his truck at William Land Park early Thursday, marking Sacramento's 31st homicide this year. His family is pleading for answers.

Folsom Police arrested two men at Kohl's for organized retail theft, vehicle theft, and drug possession, involving methamphetamine and fentanyl; a third person was released without charges.

West Nile virus activity intensifies across Northern California with 9 confirmed human cases statewide and over 1,100 positive mosquito samples detected in 2025.

A Tennessee car crash investigation has exposed Sacramento as a major distribution hub for the United Cartels, leading to federal charges against five cartel leaders with multimillion-dollar bounties.

PCSO OHV team supported the 58th Annual Sierra Trek, collaborating with law enforcement and providing aid, including righting a tipped Jeep, ensuring participant safety.

Sacramento Police found a man fatally shot inside his vehicle after a collision. They're investigating the homicide and seeking community assistance for information.

Sacramento's increased summer cockroach activity prompts the City's call for Integrated Pest Management over pesticides, focusing on prevention and eco-friendly control methods to protect waterways.

Stockton Police intensifies crackdown on illegal tobacco sales with 78 inspections and 51 enforcement actions including citations and arrests, targeting sales to minors and unlicensed operations.

Elk Grove Police arrested three suspects after a gas station robbery; their quick response, aided by community involvement, led to the arrests for robbery and making criminal threats.

Twin Cities Road has reopened after a five-day Union Pacific track maintenance closure that rerouted Sacramento County commuters through lengthy detours.

A bicyclist died in Yuba County after a collision with a Ford Econoline van. The incident occurred on North Beale Road; drugs or alcohol were not considered factors.

Another grass fire has struck the fire-prone Garden Highway corridor near Sacramento International Airport, adding to a pattern of blazes in this north Sacramento area.

A Sacramento man pled guilty to child sexual exploitation, facing a maximum penalty of 30 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. The case was part of Project Safe Childhood and involved collaboration among local and federal agencies.