School Burglaries a Growing Problem in San Jose
Campuses across the state are empty, and that has left an opening for thieves.
2026 is shaping up to be a year of city council candidates with problematic pasts.You may recall…
Local Law Enforcement Now Bound by California's Facial Recognition Ban
As of Jan. 1, law enforcement agencies across the state are prohibited from using facial recognition technology for a period of three years.
California Metros Among Top 10 for Package Theft
23 million Americans have had packages stolen from their doorsteps, including 11 million last year. The holidays are prime time for theft.
Police Investigate Rash of Pot Shop Break-Ins in Sacramento
Sacramento police are investigating a string of robberies targeting cannabis dispensaries in the area.
Three Women at the Center of One of Kern’s Biggest Crime Mysteries Are Lobbying for More Public Safety Funds
Diane Byrne, Cheryl Holsonbake, and Jane Parrent are the mothers of the so-called Bakersfield Three — two deceased young men and a missing young woman whose cases are believed to be connected by family members and crime sleuths.
Police: Long Beach Police Clerk Secretly Taped Cops in Department Restroom
28-year-old clerk typist Sergio Nieto allegedly used a hidden cell phone camera to spy on 69 men.
Violent Crime Drops in Some Major California Cities
New figures show a decrease in violent crime in 2018 in the cities of Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, and Oakland.
Police Officer’s Death Reignites Sanctuary Debate
“This is a criminal illegal alien with prior criminal activity that should have been reported to ICE."
L.A. is America’s Second Most ‘Sinful’ City
He’s making a list, he’s check it twice, he’s going to find out who’s naughty and nice.
What’s Causing Sky-High Property Crime in San Francisco?
The numbers are troubling. Last year, San Francisco had the highest per capita property crime rate of any major city in the U.S., continuing a trend we’ve seen for the last couple of years.