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.

Two intoxicated men were arrested in Murphys after one threatened a gas station employee with a knife for denying them alcohol. They face multiple charges including DUI and making criminal threats.

Village Express Donuts in Sacramento was burglarized for the fourth time, resulting in over $1,000 in losses. Despite setbacks, the owner, Mr. Lee, continues serving the community.

Manuel Cisneros faces charges for drug possession with intent to distribute and being a felon with ammunition. His indictment in Fresno is part of larger DOJ operations against drug trafficking.

A Vacaville man pled guilty to sexual exploitation of a minor and faces a sentence of 15 to 30 years in prison plus a fine. The case was part of Project Safe Childhood and sentencing is due November 11, 2025.