Sacramento man Andrew Jace Larrabure-Tumaon pleaded guilty to unlawfully making ghost guns and selling the firearms in Snapchat videos.

OSHKOSH – A Kimberly High School teacher is charged with child enticement for a series of messages he shared with students...

Jozias “JoJo” Aragon of Denver appeared to be at a crossroads, planning a 15th birthday party with one group of...

By Brendan Pierson – A lawsuit filed in San Francisco on Tuesday accuses online gaming firm Roblox Corp of enabling...

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SACRAMENTO, Calif. —Andrew Jace Larrabure-Tuma, 20, of Sacramento, pleaded guilty today to unlawful dealing and manufacturing firearms, U.S. Attorney Phillip...

SHAWANGUNK, N.Y. — A Washingtonville man is charged with raping a 14-year-old girl he met on Snapchat, the Ulster County...

A student was arrested over the weekend after making a threat against Burnet High School, according to the Burnet Consolidated...

The use of AR is growing, with Snapchat reporting that over 250 million of its users – or 72% of...

Trending Snapchat has allowed people to pin the chats of people on the app and if you are wondering how...