Paraglider In Peril: Three Accidents In A Week Prompt Questions About Safety Regulations
The Yuba County paragliding crash is the latest incident in a matter of days.
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The Yuba County paragliding crash is the latest incident in a matter of days.
A multiple-vehicle crash is backing up traffic on eastbound Highway 50 near the Hazel Avenue off-ramp.
Mayor Darrell Steinberg announced a $32 million plan to address the homeless crisis along with the help of Kaiser Permanente.
A Natomas softball coach was sentenced Thursday, seven years after he was accused of sending inappropriate messages to a 14-year-old athlete.
The Beale Air Force bomb squad was called out to Wheatland Thursday morning after a citizen found a WWII grenade in his yard.
California's mandate for rooftop solar panels on all new low-rise homes was tested for the first time on Thursday when regulators approved a Sacramento utility's proposal to give homeowners an alternative to installing rooftop solar.
A CHP officer who was hit by a suspected DUI driver in Sutter County is being released from the hospital on Friday after nearly four months.
California will spend $50 million for literacy instruction at dozens of poor-performing schools to settle a civil rights lawsuit that claimed the state hasn't done enough to help students learn how to read.
Firefighters had to pull out a person from a crash on Highway 50 that left their car severely damaged.
Two workers at a Folsom restaurant have been arrested on suspicion of giving alcohol to a minor who later died in a fiery crash, authorities say.
California lawmakers on Thursday became the first political leaders in the nation's most populous state to apologize for discriminating against Japanese Americans in WWII.
An honest grocery store worker helped a Michigan family stay in their home, returning an envelope filled with cash he found in the parking lot.
More than 115 people ended their two-week quarantines at a pair of California military bases where they had been living since flying out of China during a deadly viral outbreak.
An Ohio woman who "repeatedly" called 911 because her parents cut off her cell phone service is facing a felony charge, according to court documents.
Police have arrested a Northern California woman on suspicion of fatally shooting her teenage son during a fight, authorities said.
