El Dorado County Siblings Sell Jars Of Honey To Help Support Caldor Fire Victims
It's a sweet family business that's keeping these young entrepreneurs buzzing with excitement.
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It's a sweet family business that's keeping these young entrepreneurs buzzing with excitement.
A Modesto family of nine is telling their story of survival after one of them didn't make it out of Afghanistan alive. A night at home hasn't felt this good, or more importantly, this safe in months.
PG&E further reduced the scope of tomorrow's potential power shutoffs to 6,200 customers across 11 counties.
The Stockton Police Department is seeking the community's help in identifying two suspects linked to a string of residential burglaries that happened on September 30.
The Sacramento City Unified School District is now requiring students 12 and up to get the COVID-19 vaccine sooner than the statewide mandate would take effect.
Public health officials announced Wednesday that a 74-year-old Stockton woman was the first confirmed case of West Nile Virus in San Joaquin County this year.
A Sonora nurse is pointing to the pandemic as the reason why she snapped and planned to hire a hitman to kill her husband. Her husband spoke with us about why he's standing behind his wife.
The Salvation Army says it can accommodate around 1,500 more Sacramento area families in need in its holiday assistance program.
The next Child Tax Credit payment is due October 15, but some parents may prefer a lump-sum payment at tax time.
Authorities said the area was cleared after investigating a suspicious package found at a mobile home park near Waterford on Wednesday.
"It startled [my husband] so bad that when he got up, he hit the dresser with his forehead, so he's got a nice little 'V' [cut]," Rita Sanders said.
Detectives are asking any other possible victims of a Stockton masseuse who allegedly sexually assaulted women and girls to come forward.
State Senate Republican Leader, Scott Wilk, is demanding answers from the Department of Public Health following an ongoing CBS13 investigation into shocking public health failures at the state's $1.7 billion COVID testing lab. The state said it would make it's investigation public by mid-March but now says "the investigation is ongoing" as problems continue and the lab contract is set to renew at the end of the month.
A new and fundamental debate has emerged in the battle over California's high-speed rail project that could again significantly downgrade the troubled effort: Should the trains even be high speed when the system launches?
