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Alameda Police Department - Megan's Law Map site.  Map breaks down Alameda county into regions with the locations of sex offenders being marked with a red dot.

Bakersfield Police Department - Photos and bios of sex offenders residing in Bakersfield.

Berkeley Police Department - Sex offender map of sex offenders registered in the Berkeley area.

City of Clovis Megan's Law Information - View the State of California Megan's Law website.

City of Dublin - View the Megan's Law website for the city of Dublin with links to maps.

Eureka Police Department - Megan's Law information and Eureka sex offender registrants.

City of Fairfield - View the Megan's Law website for the city of Fairfield, California.

City of Fremont - Search the Fremont sexual offender locator provided by the Fremont Police Department.

Fresno County Sheriff's Department - View the Megan's Law website for Fresno County and search the "High Risk" offenders in the jurisdiction of Fresno County.

Kern County Sheriff's Department - Kern County High Risk Sex Offenders website with information regarding Megan's Law.

City of Lemoore - Sex offender and Megan's Law information for the residents of Lemoore.

City of Long Beach - View the Megan's Law website for Long Beach, California.

Los Gatos/Mote Sereno Police Department - Information on Megan's Law and the California Penal Code Section 290.

County of Merced - Photos and information regarding high risk sex offenders in Merced county.  Provided by the District Attorney's Office.

City of Milpitas Police Department - Information regarding Megan's Law and the city of Milpitas as well as a link to the state's online sexual offender map.

Monterey County - Megan's Law information as well as information on viewing the Monterey County Sheriff's Department database.

Orange County - Information regarding Megan's Law as well as information on ordering the California's Megan Law CD-ROM of California sex offenders.

City of Pleasanton - Megan's Law website with sheriff contact information for the City of Pleasanton.

Riverside County Sheriff's Department - Megan's Law information and the California Department of Justice Sex Offender Map.

San Diego Police Department - Information on viewing Megan's Law information at the San Diego Police Department headquarters.

San Francisco Police Department - Information on Megan's Law as well as an FAQ regarding the law in California.

San Leandro Police Department - Information for viewing the Megan's Law CD-ROM at the San Leandro Police Department.

San Mateo County - Search San Mateo County sex offenders, includes photos and details of crimes.

California Highway Patrol - Information on thee California Amber Alert plan.

California Department of Justice
Sex and Arson Registration Program
PO Box 903387
Sacramento, CA 94203-3870

Telephone: (916) 322-3360 or 1-800-952-5225

Individuals who are required to register in California:

Any person who has been convicted in any court in California, as well as federal or military courts since July 1, 1944.

Crimes that require a person to register include:

• Kidnapping to commit rape, sodomy, lewd or lascivious acts or oral copulation, regardless of whether or not hte offender demanded a ransom.
• Assault to commit rape, sodomy or oral copulation.
• Sexual battery
• Rape
• Rape when a victim is unable to give consent.
• Rape by force, fear or with force or violence.
• Rape with threat of retaliation
• Rape with a drugged victim
• Rape of a victim unconscious of the nature of the act
• Rape of a spouse by force or violence for which the offender is sentenced to the state prison.
• Enticing a minor female for prostitution.
• Induced intercourse or sex acts by false representation with the intent to create fear.
• Prostitution where the victim is a minor and the offense is committed after January 1, 1998.
• Procurement of a minor under 16 for lascivious and lewd acts.
• Abduction of a minor for prostitution.
• Aggravated sexual assault of a minor.
• Incest
• Sodomy
• Lewd or lascivious acts or conduct.
• Oral copulation
• Continuous sexual abuse of a minor
• Sexual penetration of a person with a foreign object.
• Distributing obscene matter depicting minors engaging in or simulating sexual conduct
• Distributing, exhibiting or exchanging obscene matter with a minor involved in or simulating sexual conduct.
• Annoying or molesting a minor under 18
• Soliciting another to commit rape, sodomy or oral copulation by force or violence.
• Indecent exposure or assisting in indecent exposure.
• Sending harmful matter to a minor over the phone, email, the Internet or another commercial online service, as long as the offense is a felony.

Juvenile offenders who were discharged or paroled from the Department of Youth Authority to another custody they were committed to or after being adjudicated a ward of the juvenile court must register if guilty of a sexual offense.