A man was wounded in a South Sacramento shooting and is expected to recover; the suspect remains unidentified, prompting an ongoing investigation by the Sheriff's Office.

Brickland on Folsom Blvd says it will remain closed after a Christmas Day break-in and vandalism. Neighbors reported smoke and appointments were canceled while staff assess damage.

Nevada County Sheriff warns residents of scams using the Jail Media Report page to deceive families into paying fake bail for incarcerated individuals.

A second suspect, Stephon Stroman, was arrested in connection with the Picnic Day shooting in Davis, following the earlier arrest of Joseph Allen Davis.

Two ski patrollers at Mammoth Mountain were injured during avalanche control work on Lincoln Mountain. The resort closed for the day due to avalanche risk.

A Christmas morning fire in Modesto displaced eight people; no injuries were reported. Firefighters contained the blaze quickly with help from several units.

Two people, including a medic, were treated after a vehicle struck an ambulance near Bruceville Road on Thursday evening. Police detained the other driver and suspect impairment.

Two people sustained life-threatening injuries in a small plane crash near Sacramento McClellan Airport; crews responded around 12:30 p.m. The men, in critical condition, were discovered near Claire Avenue and Rio Linda Boulevard.

A driver died on Christmas Eve after their van hit a tree and caught fire on I-80 near Greenback Lane, Sacramento County. Traffic was disrupted; no other vehicles were involved.

A person was found dead in a Sacramento County ditch, prompting a hit-and-run investigation by CHP. The incident occurred near Florin and Waterman roads.

Deputy James Caravallo from the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office died in a car crash on his way to work at the Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center on Christmas Eve.

Dupree and Savangsy were arraigned on murder and torture charges related to a 7-year-old girl's death in Roseville; the continued arraignment is set for January 5, 2026.

California Highway Patrol initiates two Holiday Enforcement Periods to improve road safety, focusing on violations like impaired driving and seat belt use.