NRA Is Suing After San Francisco Board Labels It A Terror Group
The National Rifle Association is suing after the San Francisco Board of Supervisors labeled it a "domestic terrorist organization," according to the complaint.
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The National Rifle Association is suing after the San Francisco Board of Supervisors labeled it a "domestic terrorist organization," according to the complaint.
Two new California bills that will restrict medical exemptions for vaccines required at public and private schools were signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday.
Hundreds of firefighters are battling the largest wildfire burning right now in the U.S. The Walker Fire is more than 44,000 acres and just 10% contained.
Firefighters and park rangers recovered a body just after 11 a.m. Monday on the American River.
Though the incident happened last year, Ornelas said he posted the video now because he says won the case and wanted to send a message to his YouTube audience
Dave Cook with the Sierra Wildlife Rescue told CBS13 that wrought iron fences are becoming traps for young deer in the area.
Dozens of seniors and residents with disabilities feel trapped in their own homes after the elevator in their Yuba City apartment complex has been broken for days.
Deputies arrested 35-year-old Victor Medina Sunday after an eight-hour standoff at a La Grange residence.
A bystander found a body caught on a tree in the Tuolumne River Monday afternoon, Modesto police said.
Authorities have identified three more victims of a fire that virtually wiped out a Northern California town.
Governor Newsom signed the bill into law Monday. It will go into effect July 1, 2020.
Two months after a California mom vanished, her husband is now charged with her death.
The city of Sacramento says there isn't enough affordable housing, but two developers argue too much red tape is getting in the way.
The Sacramento Police department confirmed the incident happened last year on the city's north side but declined further comment.
The plan would limit payments to Camp Fire victims who filed claims directly against the utility at $8.4 billion.
