Stockton Bicycle Ministry Helping People Find Jobs, Housing
In the heart of downtown Stockton, Deacon Stephen Bently is fixing one problem after another.
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In the heart of downtown Stockton, Deacon Stephen Bently is fixing one problem after another.
They're on a quest for a major funding boost as they say climate change is making what used to be isolated to summer a year-long phenomenon.
Craig Williams was arrested Friday morning for resisting arrest after a struggle with a Sacramento Police officer.
Investigators say he brainwashed a 16-year-old Winters girl into using drugs and leaving school after they met at a party.
Graduates wanting to wear cultural adornments to their graduation ceremonies may soon be allowed to by law.
An MRI can help doctors detect problems a normal checkup wouldn't find however, health experts are warning that wearing the wrong clothing during a scan can actually leave patients burned and scarred.
The manager of California's power grid says below-average hydroelectricity production could mean reduced supplies for consumers during high-demand periods this summer.
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation released projections showing a 52 percent Lake Mead will fall low enough in 2020 to trigger cutbacks.
The world's largest teacher-only pension fund is throwing its financial might behind an effort to impose California's strict assault weapons restrictions on the rest of the nation.
Peja Stojakovic is the Sacramento Kings new Assistant General Manager, serving under General manager Vlade Divac
The E.Coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce grown in the Yuma, Arizona region has now sicked 149 people in 29 states, including California. The FDA has identified one farm linked to the outbreak.
Snoring, sleep talking or hogging the blankets can make sleeping with another person impossible. The National Sleep Foundation found some married couples choose to get a better night's rest by sleeping apart.
Officers have arrested one man and are still looking for two others in connection to a home invasion robbery in Citrus Heights.
The daily lottery for permits to ascend the Half Dome Cables in Yosemite National Park opened Wednesday, May 9 for the summer season.
According to a new report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employers were advertising openings for 6.55 million positions in March. The May 8 release adds that 6.59 million Americans were unemployed at that time
