Elk Grove Police to conduct a DUI and Driver's License Checkpoint on Friday night, aiming to prevent impaired driving and promote road safety, funded by traffic safety agencies.

Sacramento Police arrested two men for a homicide that occurred last year; despite no initial suspects, determined detective work led to the resolution of the case.

A student at Antelope High School assaulted a staff member, leading to a citation for battery among other charges. Law enforcement intervened in the altercation.

A Bakersfield man pleaded guilty to charges of possessing and making a bomb, with sentencing set for July 2025. He faces up to 15 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Fresno man, Peter Yang, pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting a minor, using gaming and social platforms to obtain explicit images from a 15-year-old. He faces up to 30 years in prison.

Sacramento man pleads guilty to fentanyl distribution after a January raid where drugs, a weapon, and cash were found. He faces up to 40 years in prison and will forfeit seized assets.

Roseville Police arrested two for CSAM distribution, emphasizing the importance of online safety and parental vigilance in protecting minors from exploitation.

Jose Nieto-Romero, a gang member in Sacramento, was arrested for multiple illegal firearm possessions despite his probation, which barred him from owning guns.

Stockton Police announce a DUI checkpoint for March 17 to increase traffic safety and deter impaired driving, funded by the California Office of Traffic Safety.

Sacramento sheriffs responded to a domestic stabbing, arresting Isrielle Eddington, who allegedly stabbed her husband multiple times. The victim is stable but recovering; Eddington's bail is set at $75,000.

West Sacramento Police seek help to find a suspected vandal of River City High School, described as wearing dark clothes and skeleton gloves, caught on camera on March 3, 2025.

The Placer County DA's Office led a major sting operation against online drug sales, arresting 51, seizing drugs, and issuing warnings under Alexandra's Law.

Stockton Police Department's recent patrols resulted in multiple arrests and firearm seizures after incidents in March, involving suspects in gun violence and criminal activities.