Federal prosecutors say a registered sex offender pleaded guilty in Las Vegas to distributing and possessing child sexual abuse materials. The announcement credited FBI Las Vegas and LVMPD.

A 39-year-old man was arrested in connection with a shooting last Thursday on East Craig Road that left one person dead and another injured.

Suffolk prosecutors indicted 10 people and four companies after a probe that alleges massage parlors on Long Island and in Flushing served as fronts for prostitution and money‑laundering.

A man in his 30s was shot Wednesday afternoon on the 550 block of 17th Street in downtown Oakland. Police are investigating and asking the public for tips and video.

Brooklyn prosecutors charged 22 alleged gang members in one of the office’s largest sweeps, tying them to more than 25 shootings across the city and 23 victims.

Campbell police say license‑plate readers helped them arrest two people after a May 27 armed robbery near Apricot Avenue. Officers recovered stolen tools and found drugs on a suspect.

San Jose police arrested two people after a probation search and hotel-room probe recovered stolen tools, firearms and other evidence.

A longtime Palm Beach County school employee pleaded guilty Thursday to lewd or lascivious exhibition; a plea deal could cut his prison time to 29 months.

A stolen‑car crash in Raleigh injured three Thursday as forecasters warn returning heat and gusty storms. Also in today’s roundup: NC tops the U.S. for snakebites and a $60M fraud plea.

A slow-moving vegetation fire burned about five acres in San Jose’s east foothills Wednesday night; crews stopped forward progress and no homes were threatened.

A Fort Lauderdale woman was arrested after prosecutors say she took teacher-certification tests for others for a fee. Investigators say biometric evidence tied her to multiple proxy attempts.

A Bronx FDNY EMT was assaulted after a rock struck his marked ambulance in the Concourse; police arrested a suspect and the medic was treated at Lincoln Hospital.

Spokane prosecutors are declining more felony domestic‑violence referrals as public‑defender limits and staffing gaps force officials to triage cases.