Two people were found dead in a Modesto home, a 17-year-old male and a female resident, both with gunshot wounds, in what appears to be a murder-suicide.

Rocklin PD honors two officers, Michael Davis Jr. and Danny Paul Oliver, killed in the line of duty during a 2014 crime spree, highlighting their service and sacrifice in a social media post.

Elk Grove Police busted a vehicle burglary leading to a chase; Vertrail Payne, 31, was arrested with the help of a drone after evading officers and hiding, facing several felony charges.

A Sacramento man received nearly 20 years in prison for fentanyl and methamphetamine trafficking after being convicted for conspiracy and distribution.

The cargo ship "China Spirit" was released after an unpaid fuel debt was settled, allowing the 21 crew members to resume their journey with a rice shipment to Jordan.

Josef Meinzer was arrested for the double homicide of his mother and brother in Granite Bay, with a standoff preceding his surrender to the Placer County Sheriff's Office.

A homeowner in Sacramento's East Del Paso Heights shot an intruder during a break-in attempt. The suspect survived and was hospitalized, while the police are investigating the incident without any arrests.

One person died in a motorhome fire on Moore Road in Ceres, with the Modesto Fire Department responding to the blaze. The victim's identity is not yet released, and investigations into the cause are ongoing.

A postal worker in Roseville was robbed at gunpoint for mailbox keys, affecting the 95747 area's security. Regular mail thefts are targeting checks and cards, and residents are urged to collect mail daily.

An apartment fire in North Highlands injured one and displaced several residents. Firefighters saved two dogs and battled flames that damaged four units and the roof.

A pedestrian was hit by a car on Watt Avenue in North Highlands, causing traffic disruption; the man sustained major injuries and the incident is under investigation.

Three individuals were indicted for unemployment insurance benefits fraud, involving over $900,000 in stolen funds, by the Eastern District of California's U.S. Attorney's Office.

A Yuba County caregiver pleaded guilty to stealing $155,000 in Social Security benefits from a deceased patient.