49ers defensive line star Arik Armstead suffers knee injury at practice
The San Francisco 49ers have lost standout defensive lineman Arik Armstead for at least a few weeks after he suffered a knee injury during practice at training camp.
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The San Francisco 49ers have lost standout defensive lineman Arik Armstead for at least a few weeks after he suffered a knee injury during practice at training camp.
The cash value option of Friday's jackpot is $742.2 million.
With several insulin patents nearing their expiration dates, California is looking to disrupt that market by making its own insulin and selling it for a much cheaper price.
A project monitoring the spread of COVID-19 in the Bay Area via wastewater is now expanding its efforts to also watch the ongoing monkeypox outbreak.
Demolition work is underway at the old home of the Sacramento Kings.
It took just 24 hours for the Oak Fire to mushroom to 10,000 acres and become California's biggest wildfire this year.
Investigators said the victim did not give up their vehicle and was shot in the hand and leg.
San Francisco officials on Thursday announced they are declaring a public health emergency over monkeypox that will go into effect on August 1.
Authorities have arrested a suspect who they say shot a homeless man in the Arden-Arcade area late Thursday morning.
There are calls for change after a head-on collision in Rio Vista left four dead and six hurt. Some people are calling Highway 12 a death trap.
Researchers at UC Davis are sounding the alarm on a series of unprecedented changes to the conditions in Lake Tahoe.
Midtown Sacramento residents have been on edge for weeks after several victims reported someone staring into their windows late at night. Now, an arrest could be a major break in the hunt for this peeping Tom who has been terrorizing the area.
A CBS13 viewer is sharing his journey of how it took him five days to get his test results back.
Rio Vista police on Thursday released new information on a head-on crash along Highway 12 that left four dead and six others injured.
The California Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the conviction and death penalty for one of two men implicated in at least 11 notorious horrific torture-slayings, including several in Calaveras County, in the mid-1980s in which the duo kept their victims hidden in a secret bunker in the Northern California woods.
