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California is poised for a surge in new coronavirus infections as a far more contagious version of the disease spreads among holiday parties and family gatherings forced indoors by a series of winter storms.
UC Davis is considering getting rid of their COVID-19 testing requirement.
Two dogs are recovering after a house fire in the Arden Arcade area Monday night.
The thieves are breaking into warehouses in the early morning hours and taking off with up to $100,000 worth of marijuana.
Flowers, candles, balloons and symbols of faith lined part of Del Paso Road as family and friends mourned Baljot Badyal, better known as "Bally."
Authorities are investigating after a man was stabbed along March Lane Monday afternoon, the Stockton Police Department said.
Police in San Jose have issued a shelter-in-place order as authorities investigate a shooting at the Westfield Oakridge Mall that injured at least one person, according to authorities.
Henry Moreno Arroyo, 40, was charged with two counts of attempted murder in the events that spanned Wednesday and Thursday and at one point led to 10 city blocks being cordoned off in Turlock.
One Christmas gift will keep on giving. It's the sound of the holidays at a local hearing center as recipients were being given free hearing aids.
A career criminal in Sacramento County has been convicted of the attempted premeditated murder of a peace officer and multiple assault charges related to an officer-involved shooting that happened back in 2017.
The World Health Organization recommends canceling or postponing holiday plans due to the Omicron surge, but that isn't stopping many local families.
The Lodi Police Department announced on Monday that officers arrested a minor in connection with online threats made toward a middle school.
A South Sacramento area teacher was arrested on suspicion of committing lewd acts with multiple young children, authorities said Monday.
Retail giant Walmart illegally dumps more than 1 million batteries, aerosol cans of insect killer and other products, toxic cleaning supplies, electronic waste, latex paints and other hazardous waste into California landfills each year, state prosecutors alleged Monday in a lawsuit that the company labeled "unjustified."
