Suspect John Caleb Cowpert has reignited a 1997 Sacramento child sexual assault case by providing new details while in custody, leading to his arrest.

Sacramento police are investigating a homicide after a man was shot on Bannon Street and later died at the hospital. No suspects have been identified.

Calaveras County deputies responded to a burglary at a cannabis facility; they pursued and arrested two suspects after a car chase while searching for a third.

A pedestrian is in critical condition after being hit by a vehicle in Sacramento's Northgate area; the driver is cooperating, and drugs or alcohol don't appear to be factors.

A Placerville market was vandalized, causing extensive damage but no theft. The owners face high repair costs; a GoFundMe was set up. Suspect Jeremy Fagan was arrested.

A collision involving a Toyota and a semi-truck in Sutter County resulted in the death of a 31-year-old Sacramento woman and severe injury to a passenger. The car reportedly ran a stop sign before the crash.

A small plane crashed near Los Banos in Merced County, resulting in one fatality. Authorities, including the NTSB and FAA, are investigating the incident.

Deputies arrested Jeremy Watkins in East Sacramento County for brandishing firearms, leading to concerns about weaponry in residential areas and discussions on gun control.

A fatal hit-and-run crash involving a motorcycle and a dump truck occurred on I-80 in Davis; the dump truck left the scene, prompting an ongoing CHP investigation.

Barbara Crosby, an 85-year-old with dementia, was found safe thanks to her dog, Poncho, who led rescuers to her. Poncho is now missing, and efforts are ongoing to locate him.

Evacuation orders in Paradise due to a gas leak have been lifted, allowing residents to return home after emergency services and police addressed the situation.

Three individuals were arrested for a shooting in South Sacramento, where they allegedly shot a juvenile male, who is expected to recover. They face attempted murder charges, including 22-year-old Cergio Otterbravo.

A Bakersfield man pleaded guilty to aiming a laser at a sheriff's helicopter, an act that could result in a 5-year prison sentence and a $250,000 fine.