Six farmworkers in Yolo County, California, were fired after leaving work due to severe heat, leading to an investigation of possible heat safety violations and allegations of unfair labor practices.

A fire damaged the Kwik Serv gas station in south Sacramento, but did not involve the pumps. There were no injuries as the station was closed at the time. The cause is under investigation.

A woman was found dead in a Sacramento home; her two children and their father are missing. Police are searching for the family, but no Amber Alert has been issued.

A man was arrested in Fairfield for the attempted assault of two 12-year-olds on their way to school. He faces charges including kidnap to commit rape and lewd acts with a child.

Richard Moore has been arrested for the 1984 murder of Madeline Garcia in Roseville, having pleaded not guilty to charges including murder, kidnapping, and rape.

A big rig carrying tomatoes overturned on a Stanislaus County freeway, blocking Interstate 5 and causing a spill. The road was cleared by 1 p.m., with CHP investigating the cause of the crash.

A severely injured mountain biker was airlifted by a CHP helicopter in the Auburn State Recreation Area after sustaining a possible femur break on the Confluence Trail.

California Highway Patrol arrested two Sacramento residents for possessing loaded guns, high-capacity magazines, and body armor during a traffic stop on the Bay Bridge.

A man in Marysville, Elva Leroy Frederick II, was fatally stabbed; Michael Collier was arrested after being identified through security footage. The investigation is ongoing.

A couple claims a company stole their surrogate's payment, prompting an FBI probe into the escrow service. Their $45,000 is now missing, and the company's accounts are frozen.

U.S. Rep. John Garamendi from California has announced his diagnosis with multiple myeloma and is currently receiving treatment while continuing his congressional duties.

Sacramento Police are investigating a homicide after a woman with a fatal gunshot wound was found in the Northgate area; no arrests or suspect descriptions have been announced.

Artur Schaback, former CTO of Paxful Inc., pleads guilty for failing to maintain an effective anti-money laundering program, potentially facing up to five years in prison.