A Yonkers woman was arraigned after prosecutors say she took over $60,000 from people seeking affordable housing and never delivered. Authorities say at least 10 victims were affected.

A Stone Mountain man disappeared from a Coweta courtroom during jury deliberations, was convicted in his absence and arrested hours later in Carroll County.

A man pulled building alarms on Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway and chased responding firefighters with a knife; police arrested him and say no one was hurt.

A pre‑dawn wrong‑way crash on westbound I‑580 near Seminary Avenue killed one person and briefly shut the westbound lanes, authorities said. CHP is investigating.

Seattle Police released photos seeking help identifying a person of interest in a reported sexual assault. Investigators say details are preliminary.

Morgan Hill police say they stopped a courier‑style scam, seized more than $16,000 and detained a suspect. Detectives warn seniors and list reporting steps.

A 22-year-old Guatemalan national accused in the William Floyd Middle School gummy outbreak was arrested at the Lewiston Bridge while trying to enter Canada. Suffolk prosecutors say they have asked that he be returned to Long Island to face drug distribution and child-endangerment charges.

Judge Laura Passaglia gave a Santa Rosa man the maximum five-year state prison term after prosecutors said he attacked the same woman twice and violated a no‑contact order.

A Hood River judge ordered the pretrial release of a 16‑year‑old after finding significant discovery failures in the Jan. 17 shooting that killed a 21‑year‑old man.

A Paris court convicted Lafarge and eight former executives of financing terrorist groups to keep a Syrian plant running. Prison terms and multi‑million‑euro penalties followed a six‑week trial.

A Portland officer was placed on paid leave after investigators say he failed to report being shot at off duty in Hood River; the episode ties to a later fatal shooting and drug and weapons seizures.

A Baltimore man pleaded guilty after a DEA‑BPD probe that seized more than 400 grams of fentanyl and used undercover buys and a federal wiretap.

A lithium‑ion battery likely sparked a fire at the Medina County transfer station in Westfield Township. Crews contained the blaze and no injuries were reported. Officials say new sensors and rover systems are being tested to prevent repeats.