A Monterey County inmate was found dead inside his cell at Pelican Bay State Prison on March 9. CDCR and Del Norte prosecutors are investigating the apparent homicide.

A hazardous‑materials response at Disneyland in Anaheim hospitalized at least two people while officials work to determine the cause. Crews were on scene and details remain limited.

Prosecutors charged two men after a Tenderloin alley brawl that injured a member of Mayor Daniel Lurie’s security detail and prompted separate criminal and watchdog probes.

Hastings officials are investigating after stickers with antisemitic and anti‑Israel messages were found near Farragut Middle School and around the village.

A Moses Lake man was sentenced to 15 years after prosecutors say he resumed meth and fentanyl trafficking following an earlier early release. Federal officials say coordinated state and ATF work built the case.

Two people were found shot to death on K Avenue in Anacortes early Tuesday; police say there’s no ongoing threat while detectives investigate.

Police released an alert after a person kicked open an employee-only door and entered a Bronx store's break room. Tips may be eligible for up to $3,500.

Roseville agreed to a $900,000 settlement after a 2021 nail‑salon arrest that plaintiffs say caused a traumatic brain injury. A judge has set deadlines to approve the minor’s share.

NYPD closed East End Avenue and Carl Schurz Park after a suspicious device was reported; Bomb Squad and federal investigators are on scene. Streets and park entrances remain blocked.

An Attorney General–led search of a Rancho Cordova home turned up an inert rocket launcher and a pistol modified to fire like a machine gun; a man faces felony firearms and child‑cruelty charges.

People say they received 1099 tax forms from Uber for earnings they never made. Victims and lawyers warn stolen identities may be powering fake driver accounts and raising safety and tax headaches.

Mountain View police arrested a suspect in a string of auto burglaries that targeted contractors' vans at tech‑campus parking lots, with losses of thousands per incident.

After nearly 11 years on the run, Swiss executive Martin Schlaepfer pleaded guilty in Las Vegas to a Malom Group securities fraud that cost investors roughly $6 million. Sentencing is set for June 9, 2026.