Stockton Police Searching For Two Burglary Suspects Accused Of Using Stolen Credit Cards
Stockton police are searching for two people suspected of burglarizing a home and using the victim's stolen credit cards.
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Stockton police are searching for two people suspected of burglarizing a home and using the victim's stolen credit cards.
A Canadian human rights tribunal has ruled in favor of multiple home-based female estheticians who refused to wax the male genitalia of a person who identifies as a woman.
A wind-driven wildfire has forced evacuations north of San Francisco in Sonoma County.
A Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper hopped into action to reunite an escaped kangaroo with its owner Monday night.
One person was hospitalized after an explosion inside of a Sacramento hotel Thursday morning.
Former KNCI afternoon DJ, Dan Cheatham, died on Tuesday.
Tens of millions of voracious purple sea urchins that have already chomped their way through towering underwater kelp forests in California are spreading north to Oregon, sending the delicate marine ecosystem off the shore into such disarray that other critical species are starving to death.
El Dorado County Sheriff's deputies continued the meticulous task of processing the large and rural property Wednesday night.
A fast-moving grass fire is burning in Sonoma County and has forced evacuations in the area, Sonoma County officials said Wednesday evening.
Placerville and surrounding areas saw safety outages Wednesday night in their downtown area once again.
Lost for seven days, a missing tortoise is reunited with her family in Roseville after going on a long journey.
Researchers at the University of Richmond taught rats how to drive so they could study how complex tasks affect hormones that prevent mental illness.
More than two weeks after it ignited, the Briceburg Fire in Mariposa County is 100% contained.
The following schools are closed on Thursday, October 24, 2019.
As power was shut off for the first of nearly 180,000 Northern California residents with a second round of preventive power outages Wednesday afternoon, PG&E's CEO confirmed another attack on a utility worker in the Central Valley.
