A Red Bluff man was sentenced to over four years in prison for drug and firearm offenses following his arrest in a motel where he possessed fentanyl and a firearm.

Randy Anger from Placer County has been sentenced to five years for child exploitation offenses, including distributing and receiving child pornography.

A 76-year-old man from California was sentenced to five years in prison for illegal marijuana cultivation, and ordered to pay $24,778 in restitution for his crimes.

The National Weather Service predicts harsh winter weather for Sacramento including rain, heavy snow, winds, and possible thunderstorms, affecting commutes and travel through Tuesday evening.

The Calaveras County Sheriff's Office is debunking a viral hoax claiming Sergeant Kate Cunningham of the GFPD is missing, alerting the public to this scam.

The Manteca Police Department has declared April as Distracted Driving Awareness Month, targeting distracted drivers and enforcing hands-free laws with heightened vigilance.

A man was hospitalized after being struck with a metal object during an argument in Stockton. The suspect remains unidentified; police are investigating.

The Rancho Cordova Police Department's "Folsom Blues" operation resulted in a 56% drop in fentanyl deaths, 51 felony arrests, and the seizure of drugs and firearms.

A helicopter rescued a victim with minor injuries from a rollover crash in a gorge at Frank Raines Off-Road Park, involving multiple emergency services.

The Stockton Police Department's Gun Buyback event collected 113 firearms on March 29, 2025, aiming to reduce potential crime by securing unwanted guns.

Jason Dingler was convicted for a 2023 crime spree involving attempted murder of officers and other serious crimes, facing 700 years to life sentence.

Modesto Police targeted illegal tobacco sales, inspecting 8 smoke shops and finding all in violation. They seized tobacco products, hemp/CBD items, and drug paraphernalia, citing the shops to protect minors and enforce compliance.

The Sacramento PD highlighted their Property and Evidence Unit's crucial yet often unnoticed work during an appreciation event, emphasizing their role in law enforcement.