A woman was stabbed near 9th and K in downtown Sacramento early Tuesday and was hospitalized; police say she is expected to survive.

A homicide suspect, Isaiah Jamon Andrews, was mistakenly released from the Martinez Detention Facility, prompting a search by local authorities and the U.S. Marshals Service.

A San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputy was shot and killed by an armed individual, later apprehended after a high-speed chase. The deputy is survived by his family.

Two Fremont men were arrested in Placer County for an "oil-in-the-engine" scam, where they tricked sellers into believing their cars had serious issues to buy them cheap.

Richard Garcia was convicted by a Stanislaus County jury of felony domestic violence, terrorist threats, false imprisonment, and arson, with sentencing pending.

Kenneth Howe was sentenced to 75 years to life for murdering Amadon Estrada, after a jury trial. The motive was jealousy; Howe shot Estrada in his tent.

A Yolo County judge denied a no‑bail release request in a Sacramento-area murder case, citing public-safety concerns and scheduling a review for Oct. 31.

A late-night chase in Sacramento ended in a crash at Watt and Fair Oaks and a sheriff’s K‑9 bit the driver during detention. Authorities are investigating.

Officers are on scene in the 6000 block of Misty Wood Way in Citrus Heights. The department asks the public to avoid the area while officers work.

A Manteca day care owner was arrested after a four-month-old boy in her care died; she's charged with felony child endangerment and may face more charges.

A 36-year-old man died after an argument in Stockton's Seaport District turned violent. The incident is Stockton's 31st homicide this year. Details are scarce, and the investigation is ongoing.

Sacramento County deputies arrested a man in Antelope after he barricaded himself in his home, threatening his family and dog, and was later found hiding in a neighbor's backyard.

A federal indictment reveals how a teenage Porterville resident allegedly participated in one of the most disturbing online criminal networks law enforcement has ever encountered—one that turns vulnerable kids into both victims and perpetrators. The case exposes a chilling new breed of extremism that's keeping FBI investigators up at night.