A Fresno man pleaded guilty to defrauding the government by falsifying records to get $1 million in PPP loans.

Search and rescue teams continue looking for Rebecca Heinowitz in the South Yuba River, where high and fast water conditions hamper efforts following her May 24 disappearance. She was last seen wearing a black swimsuit.

Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office arrested three men for construction site thefts, involving losses of over $15,000 in building materials from KB Homes developments.

Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Deputy Israel Morales was arrested and charged with multiple offenses including sexual assault and kidnapping. He was booked with bail set at $1.3 million.

Three men faced a default judgment for sexually harassing and retaliating against a tenant, violating the Fair Housing Act, and must pay $45,000 in damages and take training.

A Galt PD officer arrested fugitive Robert Guerrero-Regidor during a traffic stop, finding him with illegal weapons, narcotics, and a $300,000 warrant for sex offenses.

A teen was hospitalized after a shooting in Arden-Arcade; no suspect info is released, and the shooter remains unidentified as the investigation continues.

Two people were rescued from a raft on the Mokelumne River by the Amador Fire and Sheriff's Department, involving complex rope maneuvers due to difficult terrain.

Rancho Cordova PD arrested a carjacking suspect near their station, demonstrating police vigilance and Sgt. Wood’s role in maintaining community safety.

Jose Villa was arrested by Galt Police for a repeat bicycle theft, resisting arrest, and was released the same day, highlighting issues with repeat offenses.

CAL FIRE reminds residents about fire prevention and highlights the use of airtankers in fighting fires, emphasizing the need for permits, safe burning practices, and caution during outdoor activities to prevent wildfires.

Michael George Beltram was sentenced to five years in prison for actions involving inappropriate communications with a minor, and he must register as a sex offender.

Stanislaus County man, Darrell Coleman, has been convicted of 17 counts of animal cruelty related to the mistreatment of dogs in his care, including involvement in operating a 'puppy mill.'