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The Oakdale Police Department is seeking the community's help in identifying and locating a man accused of exposing himself and yelling at a woman to get in his car.
Three people arrested in Manteca were linked to several burglaries in the area and found in possession of approximately 300 gallons of stolen gas, the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office said.
Sacramento County public health officials say no gyms or small fitness studios can resume operations at this point, despite the area being given the green light to move quicker with reopening.
The City Elk Grove is letting restaurants temporarily expand their outdoor dining areas to help them cope with social distancing restrictions.
The Arden Fair Mall will not be back open for in-mall shopping by Memorial Day weekend.
California power regulators unexpectedly delayed a key vote Thursday on Pacific Gas and Electric's plan for getting out of bankruptcy after saying one of the utility's most outspoken critics sent an improper email attacking the company's proposal to pay wildfire victims.
Thousands of people decided to try their luck at the new Hard Rock Hotel and Casino at Fire Mountain, which reopened Thursday amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
When a father of five died from COVID-19, nurses posted heartfelt notes in a hospital window to notify his family waiting outside. Now, the family is displaying their gratitude to those healthcare workers.
A couple in Arizona says the nanny they hired through a "nanny finder" website abused their toddler on the first day she was left alone with their children.
Placer County authorities are asking for help in finding a man wanted on suspicion of multiple counts of rape.
A new study has found that Stockton is the US city most stressed by the coronavirus pandemic, if tweets are any indication.
Actress Lori Loughlin and her fashion designer husband Mossimo Giannulli are pleading guilty to paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes to get their children admitted to USC as athletic recruits as part of the nationwide college admissions scandal, federal authorities announced Thursday.
California has quickly repaid a nearly $1.4 billion loan from the federal government used to fund a massive increase in unemployment claims amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The parallels are striking — vivid images of how one local city dealt with the deadliest pandemic in history.
Digging up the past isn't always a bad thing. Donna Brown knows that first hand after her wallet was returned 58 years later.
