Nevada County, CA authorities conducted operations seizing over 1,500 lbs of marijuana and arresting individuals for illegal cultivation and environmental violations.

A neighborhood row in Yuba County led to a shooting that critically injured one man and resulted in the arrest of two individuals after a dispute over a driveway.

Stockton Police arrested four people, two being juveniles, for carjacking and resisting arrest. The incident involved a chase and the recovery of the stolen vehicle.

A school bus collision with a Toyota Tacoma in Sacramento resulted in multiple injuries, with both vehicles having passengers, including special needs children on the bus. The crash investigation is ongoing.

Modesto police arrested two for drugs and felony charges with aerial support from Sky 1, avoiding a pursuit and highlighting interdepartmental teamwork.

The Sacramento Police Department announced progress in the Alicia West homicide cold case, leading to the arrest of Emil Ogg after a silence of over two decades.

A 5-year-old boy, Bryan Thong, has died following a late-night car crash in Stockton on October 21, confirmed by the Sacramento County Coroner's Office.

Lincoln police officer Timothy Jaekel pleaded not guilty to charges of sexually abusing minors and posted a $700,000 bond. He is on unpaid administrative leave.

On the 32nd anniversary of Cherilyn Hawkley's murder, the Placer County Sheriff's Office recalls the case, seeking new leads and employing modern DNA technology in hopes of solving the long-standing mystery.

A man in Calaveras County was arrested for brandishing a knife and making threats at a gathering, with deputies using a non-lethal round to subdue him. He faces multiple charges.

A Nevada County resident was scammed out of over $25,000 through a fake "celebrity" catfish scheme. The Sheriff's Office warns of the scam's sophistication and urges public caution.

The Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office recovered stolen goods worth nearly $400,000, leading to the arrest of two individuals for possession of stolen property.

Sacramento Police issued a scam alert after reports of callers posing as officers demanding money and offered seven tips to help residents avoid losing cash.