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Local parents are teaming up with a group from Southern California who successfully sued the state to reopen schools. They plan to sue the state again over school quarantine and mask mandates.
A tense exchange unfolded at Modesto City Hall with shouting, name-calling and one group even telling another to "shut up" and leave. The heated argument all centered around police reform.
A zip line track installed by the city of Davis at Arroyo Park now has some neighbors complaining of non-stop noise.
One person is dead after being hit by a vehicle near a South Sacramento intersection on Wednesday, police said.
Investigators made an arrest Wednesday in connection to the shooting death of a man in North Highlands in early May.
The Yuba River is still flowing steadily despite the low level that it's at right now, but what's in the river has the president of the non-profit streaming with frustration.
A shocking situation developed for one Carmichael neighborhood after a power problem sent sparks flying inside some houses – but quick-thinking neighbors jumped into action to save their homes.
The man accused of killing a Roseville waitress on the job faced a judge Wednesday afternoon.
A homeless mother and son were mowed down in an alley overnight in Modesto, killing the 61-year-old woman
Citrus Heights police on Wednesday were called to a neighborhood where a man allegedly fired multiple gunshots and barricaded himself inside of a home.
The recall election is officially on. The California Secretary of State on Wednesday confirmed that the petition to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom still had a sufficient number of signatures after a 30-day period where voters were allowed to withdraw their names.
The owner of the troubled Lodi parachute center is speaking out over the arrest of one of his workers who has been linked to fatal jumps. The former instructor is facing federal charges.
A driver is suspected of intentionally running over two people - killing one of them - in a Modesto alley early Wednesday morning.
With so many young people coming out of college or on summer break going into the job market, financial experts say now is the time to drill down on critical issues of money.
"There is pent-up demand, and people are booking, and people are traveling."
