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Following a CBS13 investigation into the state's COVID testing lab and its $1.7 billion contract with PerkinElmer, the company is now effectively suing one whistleblower and indicating it may sue others.
UC Davis professor of Sociology Robert Faris says bullying is easier during the pandemic.
The decision to vaccinate inmates comes after activists called for safer coronavirus conditions in the jails following several outbreaks.
A wanted felon was arrested after an hours-long standoff in South Lake Tahoe Wednesday evening.
A former Sacramento Republican leader charged in the capitol riots has been released from a Washington D.C. jail.
California is revamping its plan to help essential workers and seniors in underserved communities get coronavirus vaccinations after officials learned that appointment access codes were leaked to people who were not eligible for the shots.
Many questions still surround what led to a tree limb in Davis breaking off and crushing a woman in a park Tuesday.
A butcher shop owner is shaken after discovering a dead cat outside her South Sacramento store.
Establishments are scrambling to reopen after Yolo County graduated Tuesday into the red tier. They say the changes have been tough.
Detectives have arrested the three suspects wanted for the robbery and shooting that left a Sacramento convenience store clerk dead.
Grass fires are impacting traffic on Highway 160 at Highway 12 in Rio Vista.
Dash camera video of the shooting that left Deputy Adam Gibson and K9 Riley dead in January has now been released by the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.
The Sacramento Police Department released video Wednesday from a police shooting last week in East Sacramento.
Detectives have linked a group of four people to a series of alleged organized store thefts across the San Joaquin Valley.
Fry's Electronics is closing all their remaining stores for good.
