A 20-year-old Bronx man was arrested and charged with murder in the 2022 shooting death of a NYCHA maintenance worker found behind St. Mary’s Park.

Police and neighbors reported gunfire at 35th Ave SW and SW Barton; officers found evidence and a gas‑station customer discovered a bullet hole in his car. Detectives are processing the scene and asking for tips.

A Pitt County grand jury indicted former Greenville officer Dominic Olivares on eight counts of sexual exploitation of a minor; the SBI says alleged incidents span 2019–2025.

A man was killed after shots were fired near Jones and Flamingo Thursday night. Police say the victim had been at a house party and are asking witnesses to come forward.

A Purcell woman is in critical condition after an apparent accidental shooting at an office on South Green Avenue. Authorities say the husband was questioned and the case remains under investigation.

A backpack with a firearm was found inside an athletic locker at Menlo-Atherton High on Wednesday. The school resource officer secured the weapon and investigators identified two students.

A former LASD evidence custodian pleaded no contest after prosecutors say he microwaved his DUI blood sample. He received a short jail term, probation and court-ordered treatment.

Search warrants in Roxbury turned up 47 grams of crack, two loaded handguns and cash, and police say some narcotics were hidden inside cereal-style packaging.

A March 11 blaze at Courtyard Village Apartments in West Sacramento displaced 10 residents; firefighters brought the fire under control and the Red Cross assisted families.

Two people were arrested in Los Angeles after detectives linked them to a multimillion-dollar burglary and recovered property; investigators say the probe is ongoing.

Allegheny County detectives are investigating a shooting in McKeesport on Thursday evening; police activity was reported on Banker Street and near Versailles and Patterson streets.

Ridgeview Charter Middle School launched a formal threat assessment after a student wrote threats toward classmates; the school says students and staff were not in immediate danger.

Yuba County deputies say license‑plate readers helped identify and arrest a homicide suspect within hours, and county policy places limits on access and retention.