A man, 59, was fatally struck by a car in Modesto while lying in the street. The driver, not under the influence, cooperated with the CHP at the scene.

Police responded to a shooting in Roseville resulting from a domestic dispute; the suspect is in custody, and there is no ongoing threat to the public. Details remain limited as the investigation continues.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office reported two major drug busts, with arrests and seizures of cocaine and fentanyl worth millions of potential lethal doses.

The Holiday Miracle Program in Loomis saw increased community support, with over 125 volunteers wrapping gifts for 850 children in need during the holiday season.

Armed robbers held cannabis farm workers at gunpoint and stole 150 pounds of cannabis in Grass Valley. The Nevada County Sheriff's Office is investigating and seeking public assistance.

A man was hospitalized after a stabbing by two juveniles at a North Highlands Walmart. One juvenile was arrested, while authorities are searching for the second suspect.

The California State Capitol was evacuated due to an unconfirmed email threat, prompting a law enforcement investigation and disruption of activities, including a school tour.

The Modesto Police report a fatal collision at the intersection of Sisk Road and Brenner Way involving a motorcycle and a van; the motorcyclist died, and the van driver is cooperating with the investigation.

The Folsom Police Department received a $125,000 grant from the California OTS for traffic safety measures, focusing on enforcement and education to prevent road injuries and fatalities.

Mykalai Kontilai was sentenced to 51 months for investment fraud and ordered to pay $6.1 million in restitution.

Matthew Christian Augustine is jailed for alleged sexual offenses involving a minor, with investigators finding child sexual abuse material and adding multiple charges as the investigation continues.

Richard Tyrone Garcia was convicted of triple first-degree murder with gang enhancement, with a jury recommending the death penalty. His sentencing is set for January 14, 2025.

Dale Lake, a Hanford man, is banned from mail and wire fraud involvement, especially targeting seniors, after a consent decree in a U.S. lawsuit. He allegedly acted as a "money mule," transferring funds to Jamaican associates.