A collision in Madera County between a Honda CR-V and a semi-truck resulted in two deaths and multiple injuries. Investigations are ongoing, including possible impairment.

An NTSB final report blames an improperly tightened fuel fitting and an inspection lapse for the May Cessna crash near Nevada County Airport that killed the pilot.

Placer County Sheriff's Office warns Loomis residents of a fake invoice scam via social media, providing a false email and advising verification of unexpected payment requests.

The Stockton Police Department has appealed for public help to identify a theft suspect who threatened an employee on W Hammer Lane. They've offered a reward and various ways to submit tips anonymously.

A New Year’s Eve garage fire in Citrus Heights injured one person and killed three dogs; smoke alarms helped the family escape but the home was heavily damaged.

A woman was found dead in an Orangevale home following a gas leak which caused evacuations and road closures. The incident is under investigation, with no signs of foul play.

Sacramento Police reported a potentially armed suspect barricaded in a residence. SWAT and negotiators were deployed, but the suspect wasn’t found inside.

Elk Grove Police reported 36 arrests and recovered $11,000 in stolen goods after a retail theft crackdown during the holiday season, thanking other agencies for support.

A hidden surveillance camera disguised in bushes was found in North Auburn; deputies say the discovery may have prevented a burglary and investigators are reviewing footage.

The Sacramento DA posted a PSA announcing a major fentanyl seizure — roughly 70,000 counterfeit pills — and says 14 fentanyl‑related homicide cases have been filed.

Two people were arrested after a Dec. 14 shooting in Stockton's Park District that killed a 24-year-old man and injured a 28-year-old woman. Police say one suspect was arrested Dec. 18 and a second extradited and booked Dec. 30.

A woman was found dead inside an Orangevale home after a large gas leak on Mountain Avenue. Authorities say the leak was contained and the coroner is on scene.

Ceres Police received a $60,000 grant to improve traffic safety, targeting DUIs, distracted driving, and accident causes through education and enforcement.