A driver was arrested for DUI after crashing into a building in Ceres, California, with no serious injuries reported. The local police used the incident as a warning against impaired driving.

Elk Grove Police detained a man in a mental health crisis who carried airsoft guns and sought to provoke a lethal response from officers. The situation was resolved without injury.

Carl Nelson of Sacramento was sentenced to 385 years to life for multiple forcible sexual assaults on a child and an adult, with a history of similar offenses.

Two suspects were arrested for stealing iPhones worth over $100,000 from a Verizon store in Antelope, following rapid tracking and response by Sacramento County Sheriff's deputies.

A Rocklin Police Department social media post announced the arrest of a burglary and felony conspiracy suspect, with an ongoing search for a second suspect related to a hotel burglary.

A correctional officer in California has been indicted for conspiring with an inmate to assault another prisoner, infringing on the victim's constitutional rights.

The National Weather Service forecasts dynamic weather for Northern California with rain, wind, and snow expected, as well as challenging travel conditions.

The Calaveras County Sheriff's Office reported that multiple deputies were injured while arresting a man who attacked them with a tree branch in Valley Springs, CA.

The Rocklin Police Department has planned a DUI checkpoint for December 20th to enhance road safety by identifying impaired drivers and raising awareness about the dangers and legal consequences of driving under the influence.

Prop 36 is in effect in Placer County, enhancing penalties for retail theft, targeting fentanyl dealers, and mandating drug and mental health treatment programs.

The Rancho Cordova Police Department successfully arrested 15 individuals and recovered $2000 worth of merchandise in a retail theft crackdown operation.

Michael Vick is being considered for the Sacramento State head football coach position despite lacking coaching experience and having a past legal controversy.

Modesto Police target hands-free law violations from Dec. 16-31, with fines and points for repeat offenses within 36 months to combat distracted driving.