Daycare Dispute Lands Dad In Jail Over 911 Calls
Turlock Police say he kept calling the emergency line when a daycare center wouldn't release his child to him.
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Turlock Police say he kept calling the emergency line when a daycare center wouldn't release his child to him.
An man who falsely reported his father and brother as terrorists after being excluded from a family wedding was sentenced to three years on probation.
Golden Road Brewing is celebrating its opening week, just in time for Sacramento Beer Week, but its parents are now the talk of the town.
A three-time gold-medalist and Olympic star in disguised to help three young athletes as they work to achieve greatness.
The auto industry wants to relax the federal fuel economy standards, but not so much that they provoke a legal fight with California.
DMV officials admit wait times for customers have been longer than normal over the past month as they've dealt with computer issues and rolling out new programs.
Stockton Collegiate International Secondary in Stockton was ranked by U.S. News & World Report as the 3rd best high school in California and the 37th best in the country.
It's a $137.6 billion spending plan with a projected a surplus of nearly $9 billion. Including bonds and special funds that are dedicated to specific purposes, the budget reaches $199.3 billion.
About a fourth of homeless people in the United States live in California, according to federal data.
Today might be the best day of the year to list your home for sale.
An Uber driver's car crashed after he was allegedly assaulted by his two intoxicated passengers.
Sacramento City Councilman Allen Warren is no longer endorsing District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert in her re-election bid.
A golf course at Lake Tahoe is celebrating its centennial with 50-cent green fees through the weekend.
Fans of the animated science fiction comedy series "Rick and Morty" can rest easy.
Takata airbags are being blamed for 15 deaths and 278 injuries in the United States and its territories.
