The ATF offers a $5,000 reward for information on a deadly arson in Citrus Heights, with a distinctive blue Toyota Camry potentially linked to the incident.

Smiley Martin, accused in Sacramento's April 2022 mass shooting, died of a methadone overdose in jail, determined to be accidental by the coroner. Investigations into methadone access in jail are ongoing.

Folsom Police arrested Jamal Williams for organized retail theft following proactive surveillance, demonstrating the department's efforts to combat such crimes.

Manteca Police are investigating the shooting death of Disean Victor, aka Young Slo-Be, and have located a black Mercedes in Tracy linked to the incident, urging witnesses to share information.

Nevada County Sheriff's Office targeted eight properties in illegal cannabis crackdown, finding over 11,000 plants and 500 lbs. of processed cannabis, with additional environmental violations noted.

An 18-year-old woman died after being hit by a car while on a scooter in Sacramento; the incident is under investigation with no alcohol or drugs suspected.

Modesto Police recovered a stolen bike and arrested the thief, who was also found with methamphetamine, leading to additional charges. The bike was found after the victim spotted it online.

Brian Keith Ollar was convicted of sexually abusing a child under 14 in Newman, California. His actions were discovered following an FBI dark web investigation.

Authorities in Rocklin responded to the discovery of an inert grenade in a public space, safely handled by the Bomb Squad with no threat posed to the public.

The Justice Department is investigating sexual abuse claims by staff at two California women's prisons, examining if inmates' constitutional rights are being protected.

The Bear Fire in Sierra County has grown to 3,327 acres, prompting evacuations and school closures. Containment is at zero percent, and the fire poses a serious threat to the area.

Robert Lawrence Hunt of Bakersfield faces federal firearms charges after a grand jury indictment following his prior convictions. The FBI and local police investigated, leading to potential prison time and fines if convicted.

Two drunk drivers collided on Labor Day in Marysville, resulting in both being arrested with no injuries reported.