Two suspects dubbed "Bonnie and Clyde wannabes" were caught red-handed within 30 minutes of an armed robbery in South Sacramento. The swift capture offers rare immediate justice in a region struggling with crime.

A Lincoln High student was arrested after slapping a teacher, an incident caught on video, prompting discussions on school safety and the role of resource officers.

A Winters man received a 30-day prison sentence for sexually assaulting a woman on a flight from Seattle to Sacramento, despite previous reports of similar conduct.

The Coyote Fire in El Dorado County has burned 624 acres with 5% containment. Evacuation warnings are in place, with no injuries or home losses reported. The fire's cause is under investigation.

A house explosion in Sacramento's Oak Park resulted in one death, with fire crews responding to the scene amid reports of multiple explosions and a subsequent fire that affected neighboring properties. The incident is under a criminal investigation.

Marcos Gonzalez-Reyes was arrested in Vallejo for distributing and possessing child sexual abuse material, with a potential 20-year prison sentence upon conviction.

Former Stockton Mayor Anthony Silva faces charges of bank fraud and identity theft related to false PPP loan claims for his company. If guilty, he risks up to 30 years in prison and $1 million in fines.

A man with a knife barricaded himself in a Sacramento apartment after a disturbance. Police and crisis negotiators are working to resolve the situation.

A man was fatally shot in south Sacramento; his identity and the circumstances are uncertain, with no suspects identified. The investigation is ongoing.

Serial child sex offender Richmond Butler pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including rape and sodomy of minors, with victims linked to a church and a Ghana refugee camp.

A suspect believed to be armed with a knife barricaded themselves in a downtown Sacramento apartment Wednesday, adding to a troubling pattern of similar incidents throughout the capital city.

Folsom Police warn of a rise in scam calls and texts targeting residents, particularly seniors, urging caution and verification of contacts to avoid fraud.

The Galt Police Department announced a Sobriety & Driver's License Checkpoint for August 22 to promote safe driving and prevent impaired driving tragedies. It's funded by a grant from @ots_ca and the NHTSA.