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Rep. Duncan Hunter of California will likely go to trial on corruption charges after Election Day, with all sides agreeing Tuesday to allow more time to review the prosecution's evidence.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued guidelines for the first time on treating children with concussions.
Mercedes-Benz revealed its first fully electric SUV in Stockholm Tuesday, another in a small rush of all-electric luxury vehicles expected to hit the market in the next couple of years.
The pair noticed there wasn't as much diversity as they would like on the walls at the restaurant in Pearland so they decided to create their own poster.
A woman in North Carolina says her family's dog died a hero after he managed to save them from a bear that wandered into their home.
Authorities are crediting a Roseville resident's RING doorbell camera with helping them catch an attempted burglary suspect.
Popular violinist and performance artist Lindsey Stirling will be paying a visit to Sacramento as part of her new tour.
An off-duty California Highway Patrol Officer is believed to have shot and killed his own wife, then himself in the Amador County community of Jackson Monday night.
Next time someone tries to tell you "hangry" isn't a word during a game of scrabble, tell them to check the dictionary.
Firefighters in Northern California say a man was killed and two women were injured when a small plane crashed near the Palo Alto airport.
Geoffrey Owens told CNN he has found a silver lining after being thrust into the spotlight for simply doing his job.
A Florida mother says she's receiving death threats after a video of her, apparently putting her son's head in a toilet, went viral.
Wall Street seems to think Nike just blew it with its new ad campaign featuring controversial quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
A luxury resort company is hiring someone to be their new "brand ambassador" - and the gig promises to be, possibly, the "World's Best Job."
A moose drowned in Lake Champlain after people crowded around the animal to take its picture, Vermont wildlife officials said.
