Vacaville police used a drone and K9 to arrest a 21-year-old who allegedly tossed a loaded unserialized handgun onto a storage-unit roof; a 31‑round magazine was recovered.

Governor Newsom offers aid to Stockton shooting victims, up to $70,000 for various expenses including funerals and medical bills, with application deadline set for November 2032.

Dozens of vehicles were burglarized at Great Wolf Lodge in Manteca on Thanksgiving morning, with items stolen including a firearm. Suspects remain at large.

A 7-year-old boy suffered major injuries after his dirt bike struck the back of a Polaris side‑by‑side on a remote forest road, the CHP says.

Residents of Rocklin and Roseville experienced multiple vehicle break-ins. Two suspects were arrested with help from community vigilance and police collaboration.

A Folsom‑led compliance sweep this week checked dozens of registrants and resulted in two arrests, including drug possession and a warrant tied to PC 647.6(a).

California lobbyist Greg Campbell and ex-Chief of Staff Sean McCluskie plead guilty to fraud and conspiracy involving misuse of campaign funds and COVID-19 relief loans.

Joseph Allen Davis pleads guilty to illegal firearm possession as a felon following a shooting incident at Rainbow City Park in Davis. He faces up to 15 years in prison.

Two men were shot at Riverview Park in Ceres; one died and the other was seriously injured. The incident might be gang-related. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

Marysville Police, with the help of NET5, arrested Rayshon Day, a felon, during a traffic stop and found him with a loaded gun, leading to additional charges.

A Stockton woman who livestreamed a 2017 DUI crash that killed her sister was killed in a drive-by shooting Tuesday night. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing and no suspect has been named.

Stockton Police Department uses "Who's That Wednesday" on social media to identify a theft suspect and offers a cash reward for tips, while ensuring anonymity for informants.

The CEO of Four Corners Health was arrested for a $7M VA fraud before fleeing to Nigeria. He billed for unprovided or duplicated services, even for deceased veterans.