Ricardo Sanchez pleaded guilty to illegal gun possession due to prior felony convictions. His case highlights joint efforts by Project Safe Neighborhoods and the Public Safety Partnership against violent crime.

Two fatal shootings in Sacramento are linked to illegal sideshow gatherings, leaving the city searching for answers after a surge in related violence.

A crash near Modesto resulted in two fatalities, including an infant, with several others injured. Officials are investigating the cause, including potential substance involvement.

Controversy surrounds the potential relocation of convicted predator William Stephenson, as Placer County expands its search for his residence into Sacramento County against local opposition.

Calaveras County authorities arrested three individuals and eradicated over a thousand marijuana plants from an illegal grow operation in Copperopolis, which also involved the safe removal of a banned toxic chemical.

A shooting in Paradise, California left one dead at Pentz Road and Drayer Drive. Police arrived post a 911 call, found the victim deceased, and have a suspect in custody. The investigation is ongoing.

A man was fatally shot early Sunday morning on Seamist Dr in Sacramento. Police are investigating the incident, with no suspect information available yet, and are seeking public assistance.

A fire in Arden-Arcade left 8 homeless after several residences were damaged. Firefighters battled the blaze starting outdoors, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation. Community members are supporting the recovery efforts.

A 12-year-old boy was fatally shot in Sacramento's Meadowview neighborhood, marking the city's third shooting death in under 24 hours. Details on the suspect remain unknown.

The Sacramento Region Diversity Career Fair brings together diverse legal professionals and students with over 65 employers, promoting inclusivity in the legal sector with support from the U.S. Attorney’s Office and law schools.

Darren Keith Sever from Fresno has been indicted for receipt of child pornography with potential penalties of 15-40 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

A federal grand jury indicted four people for allegedly conspiring to commit over $550 million in tax fraud, including an inmate orchestrating the scheme from prison.

Former nurse practitioner Bradley Earl Reger faces a superseding indictment with charges including transportation of a minor for illicit sexual activity.