A stabbing in Citrus Heights led to a victim with serious injuries. Austin Carson was arrested in connection with the incident and charged with attempted murder. Police seek public help in the investigation.

The Nevada County Sheriff's Office arrested Clay Leffew for a Mother's Day shooting, coordinating with multiple agencies to execute the arrest without incident.

Sacramento Police have a suspect in custody for a Seavey Circle homicide after detectives identified the alleged driver's vehicle and made an arrest following a chase.

A suspect, Richard Allen White, was arrested twice at the same business in Stanislaus County for copper theft, facing additional burglary charges and charges for committing a crime while out on bail.

Stockton Police seek public help in identifying a suspect involved in an April 16 theft. A confrontation occurred, and the suspect fled on foot. The department released a surveillance image and offered potential rewards for tips.

Police in Citrus Heights arrested Jason Hulsey, seizing over 32 grams of fentanyl and 25 illegal fireworks; he faces felony charges and potential fines.

Stockton Police investigate an armed robbery at a local business, asking the public for tips to identify the suspect via their "Who's That Wednesday" campaign.

The Sacramento Police Department announced that missing at-risk teen Michael Ramsaur-Adamis has been safely found, following an earlier appeal for public assistance.

A man was fatally stabbed by Jordan Murray in Fair Oaks, who was later arrested. Murray had a history of similar crimes and was previously released on mental health diversion.

Three Aryan Brotherhood members received heavy sentences for a RICO conspiracy involving violent crimes, including murder. Francis Clement and Kenneth Johnson got life in prison, while John Stinson received 20 years.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office is searching for Deana Mary Fenton, an at-risk 78-year-old with mild cognitive impairment, last seen driving a red 2014 Smart car.

Stockton man Ricardo Sanchez sentenced to over 4 years for illegal firearm possession following a collaborative effort between local and federal law enforcement.

Visalia doctor Stephen D. Meis admitted to distributing misbranded COVID-19 treatments with partner Huu Tieu, facing penalties amid pandemic exploitation.