Stockton Poised to Pass Homeless Employment Plan
The city of Stockton is set to hire homeless to clean its streets. Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs is supporting the plan.
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The city of Stockton is set to hire homeless to clean its streets. Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs is supporting the plan.
Mondelez International, the parent company of Nabisco, has redesigned the packaging of its Barnum's Animals crackers in response to pressure from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
Juan Rivera, the man found guilty of sexually assaulting and murdering his girlfriend's daughter will spend life in prison without parole.
Fire crews battled a two-alarm fire in Modesto Tuesday morning.
Highway 99 is Sacramento is back open following a deadly crash investigation on the freeway.
State prosecutors are announcing an update in the Golden State Killer/East Area Rapist case that could include the filing of additional charges against suspect Joseph DeAngelo.
Vallejo Police are investigating a grisly incident involving a man who was hit by a truck and dragged nearly a mile to his death.
We're learning more about the man who impersonated a Sacramento County Sheriff's Deputy last week. According to California Department of Corrections (CDCR), he was a former correctional officer for more than a decade!
Concerned citizens say the fast food restaurant on Greenback Lane is enabling illegal activity and they're demanding it clean up its act or get out.
Two brothers were honored by for saving children from a burning building and helping police nab two suspects.
The first day of school for students at a Sacramento high school came with a warning—don't drink the water.
An innovative plan to tackle income inequality will be a reality in Stockton as a plan to provide certain families with $500 is just months from beginning.
National Park Service officials announced Monday that the remains of 48-year-old Scott Tenczar, a native of San Jose, were found Saturday.
Proponents say the bill will result in fewer people languishing in jail before trial. Opponents on the left argue the bill will do the opposite.
David Fabila was serving tables at the House of Oliver wine bar when one of his guests surprised him with a nearly $200 tip.
