Zimnako Salah from Phoenix is convicted of plotting a hate crime against Christian churches, using hoax bomb threats to obstruct religious practice. He followed extremist content and possessed IED components.

Rocklin Police reported a rise in e-bike collisions, with 68% involving juveniles aged 13-17. They suggest safety education, legal e-bike knowledge, helmet use, following traffic laws, and attentive riding.

Ricardo Beltram was sentenced to 36 years to life for a fatal DUI that killed two, following his guilty plea for second-degree murder and other charges.

A fire broke out in a Sun City Roseville home, starting on the patio and spreading internally. Firefighters contained the blaze, avoiding injuries and major damage.

Police responded to a man yelling in the street; the situation escalated leading to an officer shooting a dog after being bitten. Officer was hospitalized, dog died, and department is reviewing the incident.

West Sacramento police are investigating a murder-suicide that occurred on the 900 block of F Street. The community has been advised to avoid the area while the investigation continues.

Manteca Police launched the Aware Response Program to aid officers in interactions with individuals with special needs, aligning with Autism Acceptance Month.

A Modesto man, Gregory Allen King, faces up to 19 years in prison after being convicted of witness intimidation, with a history including a drive-by shooting conviction.

Ceres Police step up enforcement against distracted driving during National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, combating device distraction on the road.

A fire in Ceres, CA, prompted emergency response and led to the discovery of human remains; an investigation is underway.

Rocklin Police Department detained a suspect for multiple retail thefts across several counties, using their COPPS unit, a police truck, and a drone. The suspect is held without bail.

A 16-year-old boy was arrested for the fatal shooting of his friend in South Sacramento, with officials suggesting the incident stemmed from reckless firearm handling.

Two Modesto residents were sentenced to prison for operating a $3 million real estate fraud scheme involving straw purchases and manipulated short sales.