The California Highway Patrol issued an Amber Alert for Arya Maldonado, 3, and Alana Maldonado, 2, who were reported missing from Hanford, California.

Officials are searching for 3-year-old Arya Maldonado and 2-year-old Alana Maldonado. Their father, 23-year-old Jonathan Alexis Maldonado-Cruz, is listed as a suspect in their abduction on the Amber Alert.

Authorities seek answers after a driver disappears following a rollover crash on Freeway 41. Hit-and-runs are on the rise, CHP says.

On Friday, the body of an unidentified woman was located and recovered from a ravine south of Highway 101 during a search for a

CHP reports that both children have been found and the Amber Alert has been deactivated. Below is the original story: The California Highway Patrol issued an Amber Alert across much of Central and Southern California Wednesday as authorities searched for a man suspected of killing a woman in Kings County and abducting their two young daughters.

A video of a large “TRUMP” sign temporarily erected in California in 2020 has been shared online as showing a sign put up ahead of Donald Trump’s swearing-in as the 47th President of the United States on Jan.

Police stopped people in a stolen silver GMC pickup spotted near Watsonville. Police saw the truck traveling north on Hwy 1, near Rio Del Mar Blvd. The driver took off afterward, leading to a chase on Hwy 17 into Santa Clara County. Both occupants attempted to run but were quickly apprehended by CHP officers.

Update According to KCRA, two children who were the centerpiece of a California AMBER Alert have been located safe. Their father, identified as Jonathan Alexis Maldonado-Cruz, has been arrested. The King’s County Sheriff’s Office says he’s currently facing kidnapping and homicide charges.

Nineteen suspects were arrested during a retail theft bust in San Bernardino County. The operation was conducted by California Highway Patrol and targeted the Mountain Grove and Citrus Plaza shopping centers in Redlands.

CHICO, Calif. - A crash has been reported on northbound Highway 99, just south of Wilson Landing, as rain begins to fall. The incident occurred when a driver reportedly fell asleep at the wheel, causing the crash.

The CHP said the suspect started "brake checking" another driver on the freeway, driving 10 mph "all in an attempt to incite a reaction."

Following arrests of alleged firefighter impersonators, officials say two more people have been taken into custody for using fake passes to unlawfully enter a fire evacuation zone.