Ceres Police are seeking public help to locate 14-year-old Carlie King, emphasizing the urgency due to her young age and medical conditions. They urge anyone with information to contact them.

The Sacramento Police successfully ended a robbery suspect standoff, ensuring a peaceful surrender and resolving traffic delays caused on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

The Stockton Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating a parolee at large, offering a cash reward for information shared anonymously through various contact methods.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Gang Suppression Unit has seized nearly 500 illegal firearms and made over 350 arrests in the past year to combat gang violence.

An 11-year-old boy and a dog were found dead in an RV park in Sutter County, with a 44-year-old woman arrested on homicide and child endangerment charges.

Ceres Police chased a stolen car, used stop sticks and a PIT maneuver to halt it, and arrested two suspects with felony warrants. A loaded AR-15 was found in the vehicle.

A fire on New Year's Day in Somerset, El Dorado County, killed two teenagers. The cause is undetermined but believed to be accidental. Two adults and two teens escaped; the home lacked working electricity and smoke detectors.

Police arrested Toli Williamson and Carlos Castaneda after a burglary at a Tracy warehouse; Castaneda was found hiding in a dumpster with help from a heat-vision camera.

Galt Police request public help to identify suspects from a series of commercial burglaries using surveillance footage of four individuals and a silver/blue SUV.

The Sacramento Sheriff’s Office seeks public help in finding Somboun Sayasane, a missing 75-year-old with severe health issues, last seen in South Sacramento.

Citrus Heights officials and police are urging residents to use the SeeClickFix app to report illegal fireworks ahead of New Year's Eve, emphasizing community involvement in law enforcement.

The Folsom Police have arrested 30 individuals in seven operations against retail theft, recovering merchandise worth over $10,000 and enforcing stricter laws under Proposition 36.

Seva Selfless Service volunteers distributed essentials to Sacramento's homeless on Christmas, with local support funding the operation, in a tradition of community care now spanning over 12 years.