The Modesto Police Department is launching WAKE-UP, an educational program for youth, beginning April 8th, focusing on decision-making and responsible citizenship.

A vehicle and bicyclist collision in Modesto resulted in the cyclist's death at Sylvan Ave and Wood Sorrel Dr. The police seek witnesses as their investigation continues.

Police are investigating after a woman with a gunshot wound was found dead in a Sacramento home; no arrests have been made and authorities seek public assistance.

A former teacher, Kim Kenneth Wilson, pled guilty to multiple counts of child sexual assault involving several students and is set to be sentenced to 215 years to life.

The Stockton Police Department is investigating a robbery in a local business, seeking public help to identify the suspects who assaulted employees and fled with stolen items.

A woman was fatally struck by a vehicle in Brownsville, reported by the Yuba County Sheriff. The incident, which occurred on Willow Glen Road, is under investigation with the driver cooperating and no arrests made.

A man in Olivehurst hit a person with his vehicle and fired a gun, resulting in a SWAT standoff. The suspect fled, leaving an empty house and a firearm behind. The investigation is ongoing.

A Ceres traffic stop led to the arrest of a man for having a firearm and a high-capacity magazine. Officer Diaz found probable cause for a search, which uncovered the illegal items.

Rancho Cordova police, with a drone and K9 unit, arrested two suspects hiding in a business's crawl space after a burglary alarm, showcasing effective teamwork and community-law enforcement partnership.

Sacramento Police arrested a person for illegal firearm possession after responding to a gunshot incident call. Details were shared on their Facebook page.

Two brothers are sentenced for their roles in Kiarra George's death; Milton Collins gets 40 years to life for murder, Deandre Collins receives 16 months for threats and vandalism.

The "Clover Leaf Rapist," JD Simien, was sentenced to 82 years to life for crimes including kidnapping and rape, after DNA and genetic genealogy linked him to the 2013 attacks.

Andrew Adler from Connecticut pleaded guilty to wire fraud conspiracy, having defrauded investors of $20 million in a scheme involving Bitwise Industries loans.