Ex-officer J. DeShawn Torrence received five life sentences for sexually assaulting four women on duty, per Eastern District of California U.S. Attorney's Office.

Podiatrist Felipe Ruiz and sales rep Jose Aguirre pleaded guilty to defrauding healthcare systems by submitting false claims for skin graft procedures in Fresno County.

A Fresno County man received a 12.5-year sentence for trying to coerce a minor into sexual activity, in an operation where he unknowingly communicated with an undercover officer.

Folsom residents are asked for input on a $3 million budget shortfall, with a focus on cuts in areas like the Fire and Police Departments, and Information Technology Services. Public council meetings will discuss these cost-saving measures.

Folsom is implementing a pilot project with flashing yellow arrows at select intersections on Natoma Street to improve traffic flow and reduce the carbon footprint. The city will monitor the project for potential wider implementation.

Learn about Bald Eagles at Lake Natoma from Kathy Kayner at the “Get Outdoors” event on Sept. 23 in Folsom, with details on their life cycle and survival. Registration required, $7 fee.

Vista del Lago and Folsom high schools are set to hold homecoming parades, leading to temporary road closures.

A fire on a railcar in Sacramento caused evacuations and road closures; it damaged vehicles and threatened nearby ethanol and diesel tankers but was contained with no injuries reported.

Calaveras County Sheriff's Office is renewing efforts to solve the 2018 homicide of Jack Watts, a vice president of Odin’s Disciples motorcycle club, asking the public for information.

Officer Hostetler from Elk Grove Police was honored with the "Service Above Self Award" by the Rotary Club for her dedication to community service and youth mentorship.

Sacramento County Sheriff's deputies arrested Joshua Lindstrom, a convicted felon, for possessing an arsenal, including firearms and ammunition, after escalating a routine traffic stop into a broader investigation.

Anibal Hernandez Santana, after posting bail for a shooting at ABC10, was re-arrested by the FBI for violating a federal communications interference statute.

A 12-year-old led Sacramento deputies on a chase after taking their parent's car, colliding with objects and eventually being taken into custody with no injuries reported.