The Nevada County Sheriff's Office reported a shooting incident on Conifer Lane, resulting in a woman being wounded and the suspect later found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot.

A status conference for Sexually Violent Predator William Stephenson's placement was held, with a push to extend the housing search to both Placer and Sacramento Counties.

The Rancho Cordova PD remembered fallen officer Mark Stasyuk on the sixth anniversary of his death in a 2018 shootout while responding to a disturbance call.

The El Dorado Police are searching for Bradley Thomas Harvey, a missing 17-year-old last seen August 29. The public is asked to report any information to assist in his return.

A Modesto man pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting five minors online, using Instagram and Snapchat to coerce victims into sending explicit images. He faces 15 to 30 years in prison.

Two students were arrested at El Camino High School; one had an airsoft gun and the other had knives. Authorities found no evidence of a violent plan.

An Armenian man in LA was sentenced to over three years in prison for violently attacking a federal ICE officer, resulting in injuries including a concussion.

Sacramento expects a calm day before showers arrive Wednesday, with potential thunderstorms in the foothills and mountains. Dry weather will return over the weekend with rising temperatures forecasted for the next week.

Authorities in San Joaquin County arrested Steven Guerrero Jr. for a triple homicide in Lodi, where victims were found with gunshot wounds following a welfare check.

Two juveniles were arrested by Roseville Police for gas station robberies on August 10 and 31, following a thorough investigation and recovery of evidence.

Two Nevada City police officers were struck by a driver, Geoffrey Rodgers, suspected of DUI, but survived with non-life-threatening injuries. Rodgers faces a felony DUI charge.

A former Boston Market in Sacramento has been destroyed by fire; authorities are investigating the cause, with human involvement suspected but not confirmed.

CAL FIRE extends a debris burning ban in several California counties, emphasizing the continued wildfire risk due to dry conditions, despite cooler weather.