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Year-Long Investigation Leads to Arrest of Two Fairfield Residents on Felony Drug and Gun Charges
A year-long investigation ended Tuesday with the arrest of two Fairfield residents on a variety of drug, weapons and other charges, according to a Vacaville Police Press Release. The Vacaville
Fatal Shooting at Natomas Shopping Center
SACRAMENTO—The killing of a Sutter County man on Monday, September 28 in a Sacramento shopping center may have been related to drugs and not a random act, as police originally
Orangevale Man Arrested for Making Threatening Calls to Preschools
A 23-year-old man was arrested Wednesday, September 30th on suspicion of making terrorist threats to several businesses in El Dorado County. According to the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Department, a
Santa Cruz Mountain Chop Shop Busted
“Chop shops” are a rising problem, where vehicle thieves take their stolen quarry to get broken down into valuable parts that can then be sold off without the risk of
Victorville Raid Nets 22 Firearms in Possession of Felon, Gang Member
VICTORVILLE – San Bernardino County Sheriff’s deputies found a large cache of weapons in the possession of a known gang member on Wednesday night. Robert Anthony Lamas, 33, of Victorville,
Milpitas Police report the arrest of three car burglary suspects
According to the Milpitas Police Department, “On Wednesday, September 16, 2015, at approximately 4:49 P.M., Milpitas Police Officers observed 20-year-old male, Antioch resident Derial Antoine Royster and 23-year-old Richmond resident
Panga Boat Leads to Drug Bust
Santa Barbara County- The silver sands of San Onofre Beach, the westernmost limit of Gaviota State Park adjacent to U.S. 101, make for an idyllic early morning stroll. The paths leading
Shooting Suspect in Rancho Cucamonga Killing Arrested One Day Later
RANCHO CUCAMONGA – San Bernardino County Sheriff’s investigators have identified the suspect in Tuesday’s shooting that left a 46-year-old man dead. The suspected shooter, Andre Lamont Taylor, 46 of San
An online stamp service to pay fine for failing to disclose fee based service
An online postage stamp service will pay $2.5 million in penalties for false and misleading advertising, settling a consumer lawsuit brought by the Santa Clara and Santa Cruz District Attorney’s
