A probation search in Stockton led to four arrests and the shutdown of an illegal gambling operation, with recovery of stolen goods and cash, plus a firearm.

Zelda’s Gourmet Pizza in Sacramento has closed after over 45 years, ceasing operations on August 31st, transitioning to to-go only earlier that month.

Two men were arrested in Nevada County for a vehicle shooting, with one charged with conspiracy, stalking, and a felony on bail, and the other with conspiracy.

Two postal workers were robbed in Stockton; one was physically assaulted, another sustained non-life-threatening injuries. A separate shooting incident occurred in the area, with no injuries reported. A man was later arrested with a gun nearby.

Elias Orellana Ruiz was arrested for a lewd act near a Denair Junior High student and faces a child molestation charge. He was previously a registered sex offender.

Modesto police are investigating a home invasion where children were present. The suspects, who fled after realizing a 13-year-old called 911, are still at large.

Sean Currenton was sentenced to 19 years for domestic violence and witness intimidation, following his conviction of assaulting his spouse and threatening her to prevent her testimony.

Manteca Police Department announced a DUI checkpoint on August 30th, aimed at improving road safety by targeting impaired driving from alcohol and drugs.

Sacramento County legal professionals strike for better pay, claiming competitive salaries are needed for the sustainability of the criminal justice system. Essential court operations continue during the protest.

An 11-year-old girl died and five other teens were injured when an SUV struck a tree in Stockton. No adult presence has been confirmed at the time of the crash.

One man was killed and two others injured in a North Sacramento shooting; police are investigating with no suspects yet.

A high-speed pursuit by Ceres Police ended with the arrest of Aleigha Freitas, who was driving a stolen car and attempted to flee on foot before being apprehended without incident.

The Roseville Police Department issued a warning about a phone scam involving a fake officer demanding payment for a nonexistent warrant. Residents are advised to verify such calls with the police.