'It's A Miracle': Owner Reunites With Beloved Dog Lost 5 Years Ago
It's an improbable moment Renee Perry had thought about for five years: a reunion with her foster dog, Bay.
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It's an improbable moment Renee Perry had thought about for five years: a reunion with her foster dog, Bay.
A suspect wanted for the January 11 homicide of a teen at a park in Ceres has turned himself in to authorities.
The Minnesota corner discusses his journey to the NFL Draft from Pop Warner in Canada to now waiting to hear his name called in Cleveland in a few weeks.
Rosie O'Donnell is no longer a home owner in New Jersey and her old mansion is being turned into affordable housing for Saddle River.
"Welcome 2 America" is said to deal directly with racial inequality and social justice, and includes nods to the Black Lives Matter movement.
Health officials say they have detected Stanislaus County's first two confirmed cases of the South African B.1.351 coronavirus variant strain.
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Country music star Kane Brown will be among the first major artists to wake the Golden 1 Center from its concert slumber later this year.
An apparently abandoned car caught fire in a North Sacramento area field on Thursday morning.
A man suspected of setting two wildland fires in South Lake Tahoe has been arrested, police say.
A 34-year-old Los Angeles actor named Zachary Horwitz has been arrested, accused of bilking investors out of a staggering $227 million in an elaborate movie-related Ponzi scheme.
There's a renewed effort at the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office to solve a double homicide that happened on Halloween more than a decade ago.
UC Davis researchers are once again at the forefront of science with the creation of a digital database called Spillover that tracks diseases transmitted between animals and humans.
"The very thing that I love to do the most could kill me," Christy Berger said.
We worry about how living through this pandemic will impact their future."
