Multi‑agency crews searched the Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta after callers reported a car in the water near Walnut Grove; divers had not located a vehicle by Monday afternoon.

A license‑plate reader led officers to a stolen car on San Antonio’s West Side; two people were detained and officers recovered weapons and suspected narcotics.

A 24-year-old man arrested in Santa Ana was found unresponsive at the Theo Lacy facility and later pronounced dead. Authorities say no suspicious circumstances were identified while the Orange County DA investigates.

A federal appeals court sent a $13.7M restitution fight back to a Chicago judge, saying questions remain about whether a building firm’s severance payout hid assets. An evidentiary hearing was ordered to sort out the numbers and motives.

A 48-year-old Lake Elsinore man was struck and killed on South Grand Avenue; CHP arrested a 51-year-old Murrieta man on suspicion of DUI.

Chief Scott Wahl says SDPD is tightening overtime controls as it cuts the ribbon on a renovated Police Plaza training hub in Kearny Mesa. The moves aim to boost recruiting and officer wellness while trimming costs.

A West Nashville man was arrested after crashing a stolen Ford and trying to break into multiple homes in Sylvan Park. He’s jailed on $150,000 bond.

A former Grandville orthodontist will spend 60 years in federal prison after prosecutors say he sexually exploited at least 18 minors online.

A person suffered life-threatening injuries after an incident at Lake Shore Middle School in Jacksonville. Officials say the individual was taken to the hospital and details remain limited.

A Downtown L.A. man pleaded no contest after video showed him striking his dog; he received two years of probation, 300 hours of community service and a decade-long animal ban.

Neighbors in Marietta want answers after 21‑year‑old Kyle Bassinga was found dead in Fair Oaks Park. Officials say an autopsy ruled the death a suicide, but activists are seeking more transparency.

A mistrial was declared in Megan Green's civil suit against St. Louis police after the judge found that public comments made by the plaintiff's attorney to the media had prejudiced the jury pool.

A federal judge rebuked a former Bull City United worker and sentenced him to 17 years after federal drug convictions. The judge said the outreach work had been betrayed.