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Airbnb is once again trying to stop people from using its platform to host unauthorized parties ahead of key summer holidays.
The collision happened in the area of East Briggsmore Avenue east of Oakdale Road.
Fish and wildlife officials are investigating another reported bear sighting in Vacaville on Thursday.
The two brothers suspected in the mass shooting in Downtown Sacramento will be arraigned in court on Thursday.
The Dixon May Fair will kick off for the first time in two years on Thursday.
Details about the conditions of Hoover, Oroville and other prominent dams are kept secret from the public, listed as "not available" in the National Inventory of Dams.
The family living inside the home woke up to what they initially thought was rain outside. When they realized their house was on fire, they quickly called the fire department.
In the wake of the leaked U.S. Supreme Court draft opinion on abortion, Gov. Gavin Newsom is doubling down on his promise to protect the right to choose in California.
Despite the good intentions, small businesses and community members in Nevada City are frustrated with what they say is poor planning and slow progress from PG&E.
Evacuations were lifted for nearly two dozen homes after crews stopped a natural gas leak in Yuba City, officials said Wednesday night.
A high school teacher in Tracy is accused of being in a relationship with multiple students, police said Wednesday.
An 84-year-old ice cream vendor was held at gunpoint by two suspects in front of his home after a day of work in Stockton. The suspects have not been found.
One UC Davis researcher says the majority of forest fires are put out before they reach 200 acres and around 60-80% of California's forest land has excess fuel due to centuries of fire suppression.
The charging document, more than 40 pages, uses surveillance video photos, witness testimony, and evidence to outline a detailed timeline of the events in the area of 10th and K Street, according to investigators.