New California law allows lawsuits against 'cyber flashers'
Californians who find themselves victims of "cyber flashing" can sue under a new law signed Friday by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
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Californians who find themselves victims of "cyber flashing" can sue under a new law signed Friday by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
The incident occurred a day after an administrator at Growth Public Schools found human waste at the school's front door.
The San Joaquin County Sheriff is warning Stockton residents about possible violence as thousands of Hells Angels members prepare to say goodbye to one of their leaders.
PG&E is now being sued by a group of residents for allegedly starting the Mosquito Fire.
Barger died back in June after a short battle with cancer. He was 83.
The 2022 version of the event is expected to return to its pre-pandemic level, complete with a two-day concert series.
Asking someone to the homecoming dance can be scary, but apparently not for one Sheldon High School senior.
Chief Mark Duerr says their specialized truck is used for search and rescue, unlike other engines. But it's now on the sidelines amid funding cuts.
In 2018, Sacramento Valley had some of the worst air quality on the planet because of the Camp Fire.
He hit what looked like his 61st home run until it was caught on the warning track.
The victim got treatment at the emergency room and was eventually sent back home, still in pain; nine days later, the city designated the dog as dangerous.
Davis community members were on high alert after a fake bomb threat was sent to two teachers.
According to police, on Sep. 22, detectives arrested 47-year-old Eric James Hawkins, who is a youth athletic coach in Placer and Sacramento counties that works with different programs.
Extraordinary use of electricity has long been a telltale sign of illegal grow houses producing thousands of marijuana plants hidden in seemingly ordinary homes.
Two South Placer Fire stations are set to be closed as the district tries to shuffle its resources amid funding woes.
