Three people were arrested after a video‑captured purse‑snatching outside SF Supermarket on Stockton Boulevard. Authorities say surveillance footage and tips led detectives to the suspects.

Two PIs face charges for allegedly tampering with a witness in a case against a former police sergeant. They offered the witness money and relocation to prevent testimony.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a vehicle at Fruitridge and Power Inn roads in south Sacramento; the driver stayed and was tested for impairment. Roads were closed for the investigation.

Ashley Rand-Estrada, a Rancho Cordova mother, saved a man from a house fire after spotting smoke and intervening to alert and rescue the sleeping homeowner.

Juries have handed down multimillion‑dollar awards against nursing homes tied to Shlomo Rechnitz while advocates say state licensing gaps let troubled facilities keep operating. The cases raise fresh questions about oversight and enforcement.

A suspect was arrested for an attempted murder in Ceres after a man was stabbed last month. The victim is recovering, and the suspect awaits legal proceedings.

The Folsom Fire Department responded to a collision requiring vehicle extrication, transported two patients to hospitals, and emphasized the need for driving attentiveness.

Kami Power was convicted of fraud and identity theft, embezzling $1.4 million from her employer, using the funds for personal purchases, including homes, cars, and vacations.

Rancho Cordova police say they are assisting Metro Fire at a structure fire near Zinfandel Drive and Folsom Boulevard; closures at Zinfandel and Pedro Wy.

Police say two juveniles were arrested after a K Street fight where one pulled a handgun; officers used the city's camera network to locate them.

Emergency services extinguished a fire at a North Auburn mill; a woman was detained and arrested for suspected arson. Agencies were commended for preventing spread and ensuring safety.

A 35-year-old man was arrested after a woman told Reno police she had been kidnapped, zip‑tied and escaped near Saint Mary’s, officials say. Detectives found the suspect and his vehicle within about 34 hours.

A San Joaquin County judge handed down decades in prison to two people convicted in the 2022 Tracy hate‑crime killing of Justin Peoples. Prosecutors said the attack was racially motivated.