About 400K Who Had Power Cut Will Remain In The Dark With Next Shutoff, PG&E Says
Just as fast as the power came back on, hundreds of thousands of PG&E customers are getting ready to lose it once again.
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Just as fast as the power came back on, hundreds of thousands of PG&E customers are getting ready to lose it once again.
A Missouri man recently broke his own state record for the largest pumpkin -- twice in one day.
A South Carolina man allegedly stabbed a woman because he feared she would feed him to zombies, according to investigators.
A dispute over $200 between two brothers in Oklahoma escalated into a violent chase, authorities said.
Some of the country's largest ride-sharing companies plan to ask California voters to guarantee that their drivers are independent contractors instead of employees.
The NCAA Board of Governors on Tuesday voted unanimously to allow student-athletes to be paid for the use of their name, image and likeness once its three divisions decide on rules for such opportunities.
A fourth suspect is being charged in connection to the marijuana grow at the center of a shooting that left a sheriff's deputy dead and another injured.
Sacramento's Broadway Series will return again this summer with six productions at the newly renamed Dignity Health Theatre.
A woman who had to evacuate due to the Kincade Fire had her bag stolen in Fairfield – but thanks to a keen eye and quick police work, she got it back.
California's wildfires have forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes as firefighters battle historically dire conditions.
California's Public Utilities Commission announced Monday it is launching a formal investigation into investor-owned utilities shutting off power during wildfire weather.
A moderate earthquake shook the inland Central Coast on Tuesday morning.
A portion of Highway 65 in Olivehurst has been closed Tuesday morning due to flooding.
California's firefighting agency recorded more than 300 wildfires in just 24 hours as winds whipped the state over the weekend.
Several flights were delayed Friday when an extremely large flock of birds shut down the airport in Asheville, North Carolina, for several hours, officials said.
