A sting on Watt Avenue led by the Sacramento Sheriff resulted in 56 arrests for suspected prostitution and human trafficking, with further efforts planned to combat such crimes.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office and Target's security teamed up in a sting operation, arresting 50 for theft at a Sacramento Target, including nine minors and four with outstanding warrants.

Restaurant owner Bradford Sandoval rescued a swimmer in distress on the American River, receiving community praise and media spotlight for his bravery.

Tony Rocha's family seeks justice for his 2020 shooting death, advocating for legal reform despite ongoing court delays. Their quest highlights the community's struggle against youth violence.

Sacramento International Airport faces flight disruptions due to a global tech issue, affecting major carriers like Delta and American Airlines, with a defective software update identified as the cause.

A Chicago man, Gary Klopfenstein, pleaded guilty to running a $2.45 million investment fraud scheme, deceiving Zolla Financial. He faces up to 20 years in prison.

Juan Banda Jr. was sentenced to 2 years for unlicensed manufacture and sale of guns in the San Joaquin Valley, following a multi-agency investigation.

A Vallejo man pleaded guilty to assaulting two FBI agents using a firearm and a vehicle. He faces up to 20 years in prison and a possible $250,000 fine. His case is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.

Anders Blair Erickson was arrested for attempted murder after allegedly hitting a motorcyclist with his SUV in Folsom, resulting in the rider's broken ankle.

Two inmates pleaded guilty to assaulting a correctional officer at USP Atwater, with potential penalties including 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Sean Lamont Wyatt, 46, pleaded guilty to identity theft committed from federal prison, using a cellphone to fraudulently access victims’ bank accounts. He faces up to 22 years in prison and $250,000 in fines, with sentencing set for October 2024.

A Fresno man pleaded guilty to wire fraud, embezzling $1.49 million from his employer through fake invoices over seven years. He faces up to 20 years in prison.

A Rancho Cordova man was sentenced to 15 years for drug importation and money laundering by the Eastern District of California's U.S. Attorney's Office.