Sacramento Women Report Man Following Them Home
Women in multiple Sacramento neighborhoods said a man has been following them home, lingering and refusing to leave.
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Women in multiple Sacramento neighborhoods said a man has been following them home, lingering and refusing to leave.
The gunman who killed his three daughters — and a chaperone who was supervising their visit — before killing himself at an Arden area church this week was in the United States illegally, immigration officials said Friday.
A Shasta County woman whose disappearance and mysterious reappearance set off a frantic three-week search more than five years ago was arrested Thursday on charges of lying to federal agents about being kidnapped and defrauding the state's victim compensation board of $30,000.
A suspected drunk driver was arrested after crashing a stolen vehicle into a parked car during a chase in West Sacramento, police said Wednesday.
The man accused of killing one person and injuring four others on a Greyhound bus in Oroville last month has failed to appear in court for the second time.
On Tuesday, we learned the names of the three young girls shot dead by their father at an Arden area church. Now, we're learning more about how they lived and how they will be remembered.
An employee of UC Merced was arrested after investigators discovered he had been sending illicit photos to underage children who live in Oakdale with the intent of having sex with them, authorities said Wednesday.
Authorities are searching for a man accused of a sexual assault on the Sacramento State campus Wednesday.
Through prayers and tears, dozens of community members and friends gathered Tuesday to remember three young girls who were tragically shot dead by their father at an Arden area church.
A long-time friend of the family torn apart by a deadly Sacramento church shooting is speaking out about the tragedy. He described the gunman, David Mora, as a hard-working, aggressive man who was battling drug abuse and was mentally ill.
Monday's tragic shooting that saw a father kill his three daughters and their chaperone before turning the gun on himself during a supervised visit is just the latest example of the growing number of domestic violence tragedies in Sacramento.
The mother of three children who were killed by their father at an Arden area church on Monday had sought a restraining order out of fear for their safety, court documents indicate.
"Somebody asked me yesterday, 'How does one do that?' I don't know other than to say, 'You hate your ex more than you love your children,' " Sgt. Rod Grassmann said.
The former juror at the center of Scott Peterson's bid for a new trial in the murder of his pregnant wife walked into the jury room during deliberations in 2004 and blurted out "that he should basically pay for killing 'little man,' " a former fellow juror testified Tuesday.
You would think a court-ordered supervised visit inside a church would be safe. So what went wrong and who's responsible for keeping families safe during supervised visits?
