Roseville Police Using Technology To Stay Safe From Coronavirus
Police in Roseville are now utilizing disinfectant technology to make sure their cars stay clean, so they can stay healthy.
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Police in Roseville are now utilizing disinfectant technology to make sure their cars stay clean, so they can stay healthy.
Three suspected squatters were arrested after they were discovered by a maintenance worker inside a Roseville building.
The Roseville Police Department said they are searching for a man accused of exposing his genitals to two minors in the area of Champion Oaks Drive and Samoa Way.
Church gatherings during the coronavirus shelter-in-place order have sparked threats of violence that warrant a police response.
The coronavirus outbreak has caused disruptions to schools, businesses, and events across California. Many school districts in the greater-Sacramento region, and across the state, have announced weeks-long closures.
A man is under arrest after officers say he tried to burglarize a Roseville business over the weekend by coming through the roof.
Rebecca Beuttel said she's been seeing plenty of people protecting themselves at stores in Roseville during the coronavirus pandemic. She told CBS13 not everyone is disposing of their protective masks, gloves and disinfectant wipes into garbage cans.
A Roseville man was arrested after he allegedly admitted to stealing two truck tailgates and attempting to steal a third.
Placer County residents will have another option to buy fresh produce for the time being.
Joanne Imwalle explained what it's like inside the contagion zone at Kaiser Permanente at Roseville.
Doctors and nurses are among the most needed during this pandemic, but local nurses say not enough is being done to protect them.
Roseville police are looking for a vehicle they say was involved in a hit and run crash last Thursday.
One person has died in Placer County of the coronavirus. It's the first confirmed death related to the disease in California and just the 10th in the U.S.
The westbound Highway 65 to Interstate 80 connector is closed due to an oil spill Wednesday morning.
The man who allegedly kidnapped his 10-year-old nephew is being held in jail on a kidnapping charge.
Roseville police said a 10-year-old boy was located safe and his uncle is in custody after the child was allegedly kidnapped Thursday morning.
A cab driver in Roseville knew something sounded fishy when his elderly passenger said she needed a ride to the bank to withdraw $25,000.
Roseville police arrested a 38-year-old sports coach Thursday who is being accused of engaging in a long-term sexual relationship with a minor on a team he coached.
A grieving daughter left a Roseville hospital after her mom died to learn someone stole her car on Thursday morning.
Police have arrested two people in connection with the fatal Wednesday shooting in Roseville that killed one person and left another with non-life threatening injuries.
A Roseville smoke shop owner has been arrested after deputies allegedly caught him selling vape and tobacco products to minors.
Police are trying to piece together why a woman shot two people at a Roseville apartment complex on Wednesday afternoon.
A woman is in the hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a car while walking in a crosswalk, authorities said.
Authorities are asking the public for help in tracking down a vehicle involved in a hit-and-run in Roseville on Friday night.
A felon who was driving on a suspended license was arrested in Roseville was arrested thanks to a vigilant homeowner and observant deputy.
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