Driver Allegedly Points Gun At Caltrans Worker, Fires Shots Into Air
A motorist was in custody early Wednesday after he allegedly pointed a firearm at a Caltrans worker and fired shots in the air.
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A motorist was in custody early Wednesday after he allegedly pointed a firearm at a Caltrans worker and fired shots in the air.
President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that three Americans held in North Korea have been released and are on their way back home.
California legislators joined the fight to catch hit-and-run drivers by enacting Yellow Alerts, like Amber Alerts. But less than a year later, the feds denied the state the ability to post the alerts.
The aircraft wouldn't take flight until 2020, and would not be doing commercial flights until 2023 with the vertical takeoff and landing technology.
While on vacation in Long Beach, Rancho Cordova resident Tony Schollar tried to rent a car, but the rental company turned him away, saying he was on a do-not-rent list.
You probably know where your Social Security card, birth certificate and other sensitive information is being stored, but what about your genetic material?
The plan is to house test animals that would otherwise be euthanized, but neighbors say it's a bunch of monkey business they don't want.
Most of the candidates who are running for the governor of California were not at Tuesday's debate. We take a look at some of the lesser known choices.
Former Gov. George Deukmejian is remembered for being tough on crime and even helping California lead the way on gun reform.
A woman from a small town in Idaho says she helped make a big break in a crime spree that terrified people across California.
Witnesses say a young girl was almost kidnapped from a local market. A 29-year-old woman is behind bars.
The story was the topic of conversation on various online communities on social media and blogs devoted to the subculture of BDSM.
The exit by Mormon leaders comes after Boy Scouts decided in 2015 to allow gay troop leaders and announced last year it would allow girls in the ranks.
The fight to provide a safe place for seasonal farm workers to sleep, eat and shower continues just as thousands of laborers are scheduled to return to San Joaquin County.
Her brother went missing after trying to set fire to a homeless shelter on Monday. Now she's joining a push for a bill that would get people like him help.
