A Fresno man was sentenced to three years in prison for explosive attacks on vehicles, with charges including conspiracy to destroy property and illegal firearm possession due to a prior felony.

Two Sacramento County post offices were burglarized, resulting in the theft of laptops, ballots, and other mail items. An investigation is underway with a focus on the connection between the two incidents.

The body of Tyson Fiddler, missing since October 5, was found by authorities in a remote area of El Dorado County. Circumstances of his death are under investigation.

Johnny Miller, a fugitive wanted for serious crimes including attempted murder, was arrested in Stockton by law enforcement agencies including the U.S. Marshals.

The Modesto Police utilized Carter Kits, sensory aid tools for individuals with autism, to comfort a child during a crisis call involving unsafe living conditions.

Traffic stop by Sacramento detectives led to arrest of Cristhian Perez-Ortiz for drugs and illegal weapons found in his car; was released pending court date.

During a traffic stop, Sacramento County Sheriff's deputies seized 94.4 pounds of methamphetamine and arrested two individuals, who are being held on $1 million bail.

Man arrested for attempting to have a train strike another man on the tracks in Marysville, California. He faces multiple charges, including attempted murder.

The Stockton Police arrested Elijah Garcia for shooting at a woman's car after a physical altercation. No injuries were reported, and a weapon was seized.

A Sacramento father was arrested after his infant died, with homicide-related charges pending and investigation ongoing into the circumstances of the death.

Three individuals from Northern California are indicted for a series of East Bay bank robberies involving violence threats, with one defendant also charged with perjury.

A former school worker was sentenced for an explosives conspiracy and lying to the FBI, after selling explosives over Instagram with a minor to interstate recipients.

The Justice Department obtained an injunction against Rizo Lopez Foods Inc. for food safety violations linked to a listeria outbreak causing hospitalizations and two deaths.