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Sacramento is one of three places nationwide that several groups are targeting over its bad air. The problems are outlined in a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency.
Low voter turnout and some political gamesmanship may decide which of three challengers emerges Tuesday to take on California Attorney General Rob Bonta in the November election.
A jackknifed big rig has traffic slow along southbound Highway 99 in Modesto on Tuesday.
Detectives are still seeking information about a shooting that happened in the heart of Downtown Davis early Sunday morning.
A DUI suspect has been arrested after he crashed into a Modesto police officer's patrol vehicle on Monday night.
In response to prolonged drought across the West and ahead of the scorching summer months, California is asking its urban water suppliers to voluntarily report water consumption data sooner.
A woman has died after she was struck by a vehicle in Stockton early Tuesday morning.
The retail giant said Tuesday that it would mark down prices on some bigger-ticket items that consumers have pulled back on purchasing and cancel pending orders from suppliers.
Detectives are warning homeowners to be on the lookout for a property scam that's starting to pop up again in California.
Rally attendees said that psychiatric doctors can't spend enough time with patients at state mental hospitals and prisons because they are understaffed.
In Los Angeles and San Francisco, two of the nation's most liberal large cities, voters are poised to send stinging messages of discontent over mounting public disorder, as measured in both upticks in certain kinds of crime and pervasive homelessness.
The Placer County Sheriff's Department says there is no room in the jails but jail records indicate that they're releasing dozens of inmates each week despite hundreds of empty beds. There are also concerns about who they're releasing and the ripple effect on public safety - and taxpayers.
Life in prison. That is the sentence for the man convicted of killing Sacramento librarian Amber Clark as she left her Natomas branch in 2018. Now her widower, Kelly Clark, is speaking out with an emotional message and his new mission now that the trial is over.
