Actor and comedian Leslie Jordan dies at 67
Leslie Jordan, the popular actor and comedian known for roles in "Will & Grace" and "American Horror Story," died Monday. He was 67.
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Leslie Jordan, the popular actor and comedian known for roles in "Will & Grace" and "American Horror Story," died Monday. He was 67.
Police are investigating a stabbing that happened in North Sacramento on Saturday.
Zaikiya Duncan, 40, was arrested this week after doorbell videos showed 15-year-old twins, barefoot and holding handcuffs, knocking on homes before dawn in their neighborhood and asking for help.
A woman is accused of using bees to attack members of the Hampden County Sheriff's Department as they attempted to enforce an eviction at a Longmeadow home.
A Fair Oaks woman is recovering after leaping from a second-story window of her home to get away from an alleged gunman who broke in.
Seven shootings attributed to a serial killer in Stockton have left six people dead. Investigators are continuing their hunt for the man who has terrorized the city.
There's four weeks to go until Election Day, and all registered Bay Area voters should receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a prepaid return envelope very soon.
This week is Fleet Week in San Francisco and the annual celebration of the armed forces means many small businesses are also getting more visitors this weekend.
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The expansion of the Child Tax Credit was made for just one year, and will be reduced back to $2,000 per child in 2023.
She is one of the fastest-rising comics in the biz. You've seen her on Netflix Is a Joke and Kevin Hart's Funny AF. It's Eva Evans!
Hours spent practicing together on the green can boost social skills and teen connection, but the expense can be an issue preventing more from playing
Suzanne Adan is a native Californian, and Crocker celebrates her 80th birthday with this retrospective exhibition of fantasy and pop culture artwork (125 pieces!) The name of the exhibition is "I'm No Spring Chicken"
The Aldo Pineschi Memorial Golf Tournament raises scholarship funds for graduating Roseville Joint Union High School District seniors. It is a fun community event with golf, lunch, prizes, a reception, and the chance to directly support local students. The tournament honors former Placer County philanthropist Aldo Pineschi and provides more scholarship funding than any other organization in the district.
We're celebrating the best and the not-so-best looks from the 2026 VMA's.