ICE Agents Reveal New Details About Deadly DUI Suspect's Arrest
An ICE spokesperson said by the time the agency knew about Huazo-Jardinez, he was already out of jail.
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An ICE spokesperson said by the time the agency knew about Huazo-Jardinez, he was already out of jail.
Six months later, and there is not much that's left of Maureen Clark's neighborhood. Despite all the work that still needs to be done there, she has hopes to return home one day.
CHP confirmed that one person has died in the crash and multiple vehicles are involved.
The more than 700-page document doesn't require schools to teach anything, but it is designed to expose teachers to current research and how to teach it.
A number of California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation managers used state vehicles to travel to and from work, costing the state and taxpayers more than $80,000.
The Calaveras County Sheriff's Office said a man's body was found in a creek Tuesday morning.
A Chico man who police say faked his own suicide off the Golden Gate Bridge to avoid jail for child sexual assault and pornography charges has been arrested in Florida.
Insurance claims have topped $12 billion for the November wildfires in California, making them the most expensive in state history.
Officials in Arkansas issued a warning Monday about a level 3 sex offender who threatened to "rape the first woman he sees" after he's released from custody.
The Sacramento Zoo says "Goody" the giraffe has passed away.
This Mother's Day, Kraft is honoring mothers by making it easier for them to get a break from their daily duties. They're offering up to $100 per mom to cover bills for babysitters hired this Sunday, May 12, or Mother's Day.
Detectives are asking for help in finding the driver who hit a bicyclist in Sacramento and left the scene.
A California state employee applying for a new position got a copy of the interview questions emailed to her personal account ahead of the interview, then landed the job, and later lied about the email during a State Audit investigation.
A California Department of Fish and Wildlife senior manager fabricated his past management experience in order to be promoted and ended up getting paid $234,717 as a result of the fabrication and now he's required under state law to pay the full amount back due to his dishonesty.
California is close to overhauling its guidance for teaching sex education in public schools, offering teachers a framework for talking to kindergartners about gender identity, discussing masturbation with middle-schoolers and recommending books that teach healthy practices for LGBT high schoolers.
