Students In Lincoln Return To Campus On First Day Of School
It was the first day of class for thousands of students in the Western Placer Unified School District in Lincoln on Tuesday, with some making a return to campus.
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It was the first day of class for thousands of students in the Western Placer Unified School District in Lincoln on Tuesday, with some making a return to campus.
Authorities have found a Ford F-150 believed to be linked to a suspicious death that occurred in Jamestown, the California Highway Patrol said on Wednesday.
Decades of memories were robbed last week when a thief broke into 93-year-old Harry Blanton's home in the middle of the night.
President Trump shut down negotiations between the White House and House Democrats over a new coronavirus relief bill, sending stocks tumbling with a series of tweets announcing he had "instructed my representatives to stop negotiating until after the election."
For the first full semester of virtual learning amid the coronavirus pandemic, Sacramento State announced the university set an enrollment record in the fall.
Americans who have not yet received their $1,200 payment from the CARES Act now have another month to ensure they do.
A human skull was located by a hunter in a wooded area near Lake Almanor, the Plumas County Sheriff's Office announced on Tuesday.
With some schools in California resuming in-person classes, public health officials say they have not seen a link - so far - between the reopening of K-12 schools for in-person learning and increased coronavirus transmission.
The destructive Glass Fire that has burned in Napa and Sonoma counties is now 50 percent contained, Cal Fire says.
Rock legend Eddie Van Halen has died of cancer at the age of 65.
A man has been arrested in the Roseville area on drug-related charges.
A teenager was shot in Sacramento overnight but is expected to survive.
A local disabled lamb is getting his big break as the model for a national calendar.
For operators who lost everything to the deadly wildfires, there's little recourse and only the shakiest of safety nets. Insurance companies, like banks, are reluctant to serve cannabis businesses because marijuana remains a federally illegal substance. And because of that illicit status, the enterprises don't qualify for federal disaster aid.
Primo's Barbershop reopened for business in May in violation of the state's coronavirus restrictions, and now the owner is saying he's not giving up his fight.
