A woman died after a house fire in Folsom; despite the rapid response from firefighters who contained the blaze, a firefighter also sustained a knee injury. The cause is under investigation.

A head-on collision on Grant Line Road in Rancho Cordova early Thursday resulted in one death and two injuries, causing road closures for investigation.

A turkey fryer caused a fire in a Carmichael duplex on Thanksgiving, displacing eight residents but resulting in no injuries, with officials issuing safety reminders for future frying.

The Stockton Police Department reported a shooting in a quiet neighborhood where shots hit a home and two cars but caused no injuries; the motives remain unknown.

Law enforcement in Stanislaus County seeks witnesses to an 84-year-old man's hit and run involving a medium-sized SUV. The victim, Venustiano Duarte, is hospitalized but stable.

I-5 in Stockton reopened after a pedestrian was fatally hit by multiple cars. Traffic resumed before 6 a.m., following a temporary closure due to the incident and a secondary crash involving a CHP patrol car.

A woman died during a visit to her husband at Mule Creek State Prison, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing by the CDCR and the Amador County coroner.

Two people were critically injured in a house fire in Sacramento; they were found outside when firefighters arrived. The cause is under investigation.

Charles Ross, 46, from Modesto, was convicted on multiple charges, including being a felon with a gun, and possession of a loaded firearm and cocaine.

A man in a wheelchair was fatally hit by a truck in Modesto; police call for witnesses as they investigate the incident highlighting city's safety issues for pedestrians.

A Sacramento man was charged with homicide for selling fentanyl-laced drugs that led to a fatal overdose, marking a first for Sacramento County's battle against opioid-related deaths.

Sacramento County authorities arrested Akhilleus Eaton, a reputed gang associate, for illegal firearms possession during a raid targeting gang violence. Eaton was later released on his own recognizance.

A Sacramento man, William Carl Jackson, has been indicted for allegedly committing two armed robberies of postal carriers to steal mail keys, facing potential prison time and fines if convicted.