Police Say Female Bicyclist Seriously Injured In Collision With Vehicle
Police say a female bicyclist sustained severe injuries in a collision with a vehicle Wednesday night.
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Police say a female bicyclist sustained severe injuries in a collision with a vehicle Wednesday night.
Family and friends are mourning the death of a mother, grandmother, friend and former long-time waitress who was shot and killed during a robbery at an adult bookstore in Modesto.
Police identified the suspect in the officer-involved shooting Tuesday as 26-year-old Grayson Schuessler of Orangevale.
Sam Avila was driving by the mall with her son, on her way to drop off a stray puppy at a friends house, when a bullet struck their windshield, grazing Avila's head. Both are okay.
The owner of a 300-foot cruise ship docked in San Joaquin County wants to turn it into a wedding venue.
Nearly a month after Sacramento Police Officer Tara O'Sullivan's life was cut short, donations have been pouring in, honoring her memory.
A second person has died at Woodward Reservoir this week, according to the Stanislaus Sheriff's department.
Stockton fire chief Erik Newman has been formally charged with misdemeanor domestic violence.
Sacramento police are still working to identify the parents of the toddler who was abandoned at a fire station on June 30.
Federal wildlife officials were urged Wednesday to withdraw a proposal to drop 1.5 tons of rat poison on remote islands off the coast of California to kill a mice infestation until it addresses questions on the impact to wildlife.
El Dorado County Detectives are searching for a suspect who attempted to rob the Sutter Center Market in Coloma on June 28.
Police are now saying the K9 believed to have been hurt in the shooting near the Sunrise Mall was, miraculously, uninjured in the incident.
An Amber Alert was issued in a slew of California counties after a child abduction in Paso Robles.
An Arizona mother is speaking out after she was told her 9-year-old transgender foster child wouldn't be allowed to attend summer camp.
The Davis Fire Department has received a new fire truck to replace the one that was riddled with bullets in the incident that left officer Natalie Corona dead.
