Moderna CEO Says COVID-19 Vaccine Protection May Last Years
Moderna's CEO said the company's new COVID-19 vaccine may prevent infection for years.
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Moderna's CEO said the company's new COVID-19 vaccine may prevent infection for years.
Citrus Heights senior Mark Vance struggled to get a refund for a Cher concert, so he called Kurtis to investigate.
Authorities say a Stanislaus County deputy was shot at by someone in a vehicle during a chase near Turlock on Wednesday night.
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors is being asked to investigate a supervisor over his Facebook post about supporters of President Trump.
If there's anything Americans on both sides can agree on, it's that political division in the country is undeniably deep at the moment. The polarization of parties has built up and strengthened over years.
Stockton police are facing a lawsuit for allegedly beating a teenager after they pulled him over.
A day after a group of rioters breached the U.S. Capitol as lawmakers worked to count the Electoral College votes from the 2020 presidential election, President Donald Trump condemned what he called the "heinous attack" on the nation's seat of government.
A Waterford probationer was arrested Thursday after a months-long investigation into burglarized and vandalized community mailboxes, the Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office announced.
Authorities say they have found the missing vehicle that belonged to a Manteca homicide victim, but no suspect has yet to be identified.
Authorities arrested two men and are searching for another in connection with the killing of an 18-year-old last May, the Turlock Police Department said on Thursday.
Two people are under arrest in connection to a chilling hardware store robbery in Stockton where the suspects pointed handguns at employees, authorities say.
Police in Washington, D.C. have identified four people -- one from California and three from Oregon -- who were arrested in connection to a mob of pro-Trump supporters who violently stormed the U.S. Capitol and the events afterward.
The California Department of Motor Vehicles has further extended its suspension on behind-the-wheel tests through the end of January.
A Harvard University professor is making the case that we are likely not alone in the universe.
Carlyle Arnold and the Legal Aid Society, which is representing him, want the officers involved to be fired and face criminal charges.
