A body was found in the American River in Rancho Cordova, prompting an investigation by Sacramento County Park Rangers. Authorities responded early Monday morning and declared the individual dead at the scene.

Auburn house fire leads to evacuation and hospitalization of two individuals, with downed power lines complicating the response. Authorities are investigating the cause.

One person died in a crash in Citrus Heights involving an overturned truck and a sedan. The accident is under investigation and caused a temporary road closure.

A vehicle accident at Roseville Fire Department Station 7 caused a power outage in the area, which was restored by Roseville Electric; no injuries or driver impairment were reported.

A vacant building that once housed Appliance Brothers burned in a suspicious early morning fire in Old North Sacramento, forcing evacuations but causing no injuries.

A DUI-related vehicle and motorcycle collision in Modesto resulted in one fatality and the arrest of 61-year-old Billy O’Neal on charges including murder.

Two juveniles were arrested for robbing a person selling shoes online after arranging the transaction on social media, as reported by the Yuba County Sheriff's Department.

Michael Person was sentenced by a Sacramento Court for drug and firearm offenses after being convicted of possession with intent to sell cocaine and fentanyl, along with multiple firearms-related charges.

The Tuolumne County Sheriff's Office is searching for missing 85-year-old Barbara Dee Crosby, who has dementia. She was last seen with her dog near Skyline Place in Sonora.

In Nevada County, a son shot his mother, led police on a chase, and then committed suicide. The mother died from her injuries; identities are withheld.

Sacramento fire engineer hospitalized in stable condition after medical emergency during north Sacramento grass fire response Friday evening.

A Cal Fire employee was arrested for the shooting deaths of a woman and juvenile in Cameron Park; he's being held without bail on two counts of homicide.

California's state fire marshal revoked licenses of two fireworks companies for noncompliance after a fatal explosion in Esparto where seven people died, highlighting the need for strict safety regulations.