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7 arrested in a Northern California fireworks warehouse blast that killed 7 and injured 2

7 arrested in a Northern California fireworks warehouse blast that killed 7 and injured 2

Authorities have arrested seven people in connection with a fireworks warehouse explosion in Northern California that killed seven people in July

Man who killed a deputy serving an eviction notice was run over, California sheriff says

Man who killed a deputy serving an eviction notice was run over, California sheriff says

Authorities say a man shot and killed a central California sheriff’s deputy while authorities were serving an eviction notice

Three Officials Arrested in Connection to Deadly Esparto Fireworks Explosion

Three Officials Arrested in Connection to Deadly Esparto Fireworks Explosion

Three officials have been arrested in connection with a deadly fireworks explosion that occurred in Esparto, California, on July 1, 2025. The Yolo County District Attorney's Office has announced that indictments will be formally issued on Friday, charging the suspects involved in the incident. The explosion resulted in fatalities, although specific details about the charges and the identities of the officials have not been disclosed at this time.

California Warehouse Fire: Viral Video Under Investigation for Arson Connection

California Warehouse Fire: Viral Video Under Investigation for Arson Connection

A viral video showing a person allegedly setting fire to a California warehouse filled with Kimberly-Clark Corp. toilet paper is under investigation by local authorities. The San Bernardino County District Attorney's Office is reviewing the video, which was posted on social media platforms like Reddit and Instagram. The video features an unidentified man claiming, 'all you had to do was pay us enough to live,' as pallets of toilet paper catch fire. The suspect, Chamel Abdul-Karim, a 29-year-old employee of a third-party logistics provider for Kimberly-Clark, has been arrested on multiple arson-related charges. The fire, which occurred earlier this week, led to the collapse of the warehouse roof and a total loss of the products inside. The facility serviced an area with an estimated 50 million people. Kimberly-Clark is taking steps to mitigate the impact, including identifying alternative shipping locations and securing additional warehouse capacity.

California Attorney General Bonta Uncovers $267 Million Hospice Fraud Scheme

California Attorney General Bonta Uncovers $267 Million Hospice Fraud Scheme

California Attorney General Rob Bonta has announced the dismantling of a major hospice fraud ring in Los Angeles, resulting in charges against 21 individuals. The scheme defrauded the state of $267 million by exploiting the Medi-Cal system, with no legitimate hospice services provided. The investigation, known as Operation Skip Trace, led to the arrest of five individuals and the seizure of cash and firearms. The suspects face charges including conspiracy to commit health care fraud, money laundering, and identity theft. This operation highlights the state's commitment to protecting taxpayer dollars and ensuring the integrity of public health programs.

California Attorney General Charges 21 Individuals in $267 Million Hospice Fraud Scheme

California Attorney General Charges 21 Individuals in $267 Million Hospice Fraud Scheme

California's Attorney General, Rob Bonta, has announced felony charges against 21 individuals involved in a hospice fraud scheme that allegedly cost the state $267 million. The suspects reportedly purchased personal identifying information from the dark web to enroll non-California residents in Medi-Cal, a program providing low-cost healthcare to low-income residents. They are accused of buying 14 hospice companies and billing Medi-Cal for services that were never provided. The alleged patients were healthy and unaware of their enrollment in hospice care. The charges include healthcare fraud, money laundering, and identity theft, with potential prison sentences ranging from 10 to 16 years. So far, $30 million has been recovered, and five suspects have been arrested.

Long Beach Family's Easter Egg Hunt Leads to Discovery of Human Remains

Long Beach Family's Easter Egg Hunt Leads to Discovery of Human Remains

A family in Long Beach, California, discovered human remains during an Easter egg hunt near DeForest Park and Wetlands. The discovery was made on Sunday afternoon, prompting a police investigation. Officers were called to the scene at the 5900 block of De Forest Avenue around 5 p.m. The remains, which appeared to be a human skull and other bones, were found just feet from the park's walking path. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner's Office confirmed the remains were human and has taken them to the Hertzberg-Davis Forensic Science Center for further examination. Despite initial reports suggesting the remains belonged to a child, the Medical Examiner's Office has not yet identified the age or gender.

Long Beach Police Investigate Human Skull Found During Easter Egg Hunt

Long Beach Police Investigate Human Skull Found During Easter Egg Hunt

Authorities in Long Beach, California, have launched an investigation following the discovery of a human skull during an Easter egg hunt at DeForest Park. The incident occurred around 5 p.m. on Sunday when a family participating in the traditional children's activity stumbled upon the remains. The Long Beach police confirmed the discovery and stated that the Los Angeles County medical examiner's office responded to the scene. The medical examiner's office has identified the remains as a skeletonized human skull and mandible, labeling it 'Unidentified Doe #196.' The remains have been taken to the agency's forensic science center for further investigation. Local residents expressed shock at the discovery, with some noting the park's usual reputation as a safe area.

ICE Agents Involved in Shooting During Traffic Stop in Stanislaus County

ICE Agents Involved in Shooting During Traffic Stop in Stanislaus County

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents were involved in a shooting incident during a traffic stop in Stanislaus County, California. The incident occurred on a Tuesday morning, where ICE officials reported that agents shot a suspect. Details surrounding the circumstances of the shooting and the condition of the suspect have not been fully disclosed. The event has drawn attention to the actions of ICE agents and their engagement protocols during enforcement operations.

Police Chases Across U.S. Result in Eight Deaths, Sparking Calls for Policy Review

Police Chases Across U.S. Result in Eight Deaths, Sparking Calls for Policy Review

A series of police pursuits across the U.S. have resulted in eight deaths in less than a week, including four fatalities in Alabama. The incidents highlight ongoing concerns about the risks associated with high-speed chases. In Alabama, a driver fleeing from state troopers crashed, killing all occupants. Similar deadly pursuits occurred in Texas and California. The Police Executive Research Forum has called for limiting chases to cases involving violent crimes, citing increased fatalities and pursuit rates.

Sheriff's deputy killed in central California while serving eviction notice

Sheriff's deputy killed in central California while serving eviction notice

A man shot and killed a central California sheriff’s deputy while authorities were serving an eviction notice