STATE PUBLIC RECORDS • CALIFORNIA

California Active Warrants & County Directory

Directory of active arrest warrant records and official law enforcement resources across California counties.

5 listed counties
60 warrant records
Last verified Nov 7, 2026

California Counties with Published Listings

5 listed counties · 60 warrant records
PUBLISHED LISTINGS
CountyRecordsCoverageLast verified
Kern CountySeat: Bakersfield Records14 CoverageWANTED PERSONS Last verified
Orange CountySeat: Santa Ana Records16 CoverageWANTED PERSONS Last verified
Placer CountySeat: Auburn Records8 CoverageWANTED PERSONS Last verified
San Diego CountySeat: San Diego Records3 CoverageWANTED PERSONS Last verified
Santa Barbara CountySeat: Santa Barbara Records19 CoverageWANTED PERSONS Last verified
California Warrant Directory Coverage Independent Directory & Official Resource Links • CA

Browse California by counties to find published directory listings or official court and agency resources. Coverage differs by jurisdiction: some pages contain records, while others provide resource links only. This directory is not a statewide government warrant database, and an absent listing does not establish whether a warrant exists. Use the linked official source or responsible court or agency to confirm current status.

How to Check for Active Warrants in California

DIRECTORY HELP • CALIFORNIA PUBLIC RECORDS

California’s self-help website explains how to locate records; the records themselves are maintained by the court handling the case.

Where should I search for a California criminal court case?

Start with the Superior Court website for the county where the case was filed. California Courts’ case-lookup guidance links to court websites and explains how to use their online services. The statewide self-help page does not itself hold individual case records. [1]

Will every California court document be available online?

No. Online access varies by court and record type, and criminal-case documents can have remote-access restrictions. A document unavailable on a website may still be a public record obtainable from the court. Confidential or sealed records have additional restrictions. [1][2]

How do I obtain the underlying California court order?

Follow the record-copy instructions for the court where the case was filed. The California Courts guide explains finding the court and requesting copies from its clerk. Identify the specific case and document rather than assuming a directory entry is the full court record. [2]

PUBLIC LEGAL NOTICE • FAIR CREDIT REPORTING ACT (FCRA)

Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) Compliance Notice

County Active Warrants is an independent public-record information directory. The service is not offered or intended to provide consumer reports for purposes governed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). Information displayed on this website is derived from publicly available court, sheriff, and other law-enforcement records and must not be used for employment screening, tenant screening, credit decisions, insurance underwriting, or other eligibility determinations governed by the FCRA.

An active arrest warrant reflects an allegation or judicial process and does not constitute a finding of guilt. All individuals are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.