Scott Peterson Requests To Remain At San Quentin State Prison, For Now
For the moment, convicted killer Scott Peterson will be staying put at San Quentin State Prison.
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For the moment, convicted killer Scott Peterson will be staying put at San Quentin State Prison.
It was one of the first school districts to return to in-person learning, but now Placer Union is retreating back to distance learning for at least two weeks as coronavirus cases surge in California.
Police say they have arrested the man wanted in connection to a machete attack at a Roseville convenience store.
Trump supporters held a drive-thru parade Thursday night for a Rocklin man who said he was harassed for supporting the president.
A 5.3 magnitude earthquake that hit rural Nevada in the early Friday morning hours was felt all the way to California, according to the US Geological Survey.
The "Y" announced to members and staff it will be closing through at least the end of the year because of money trouble and state COVID restrictions.
Authorities have arrested a suspect in at least some of the burglaries UC Davis police have been investigating over the past two weeks.
California could lose big events to other states as it's now the only state that is not open for conventions or other big meetings.
"For the love of God, please don't gather with family and friends from elsewhere just this one Thanksgiving and Christmas."
The Sacramento Police Department has released body camera video of the early November incident where officers shot and killed a stabbing suspect in a Pocket neighborhood apartment.
A controversial plan to house the homeless in Sacramento has been canceled.
A Lodi-based winery has been named American Winery of the Year by Wine Enthusiast Magazine.
Proposition 14 has passed. This means the state can sell $5.5 billion in general obligation bonds primarily for stem cell research and the development of new medical treatments in California.
A Southern California non-profit group is hoping to take wooden boards used by businesses during protests and more recently, over fears there could be post-election unrest, and repurpose them for a good cause.
A Sacramento music icon is back. Tower Records is selling vinyl, cassettes and CDs again – not over the counter but online.
