Marysville Cops Offer Peek Into Life Of Police Officer
For the first time, Marysville Police Department is inviting high school students to attend their Citizen's Training Academy.
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For the first time, Marysville Police Department is inviting high school students to attend their Citizen's Training Academy.
There is a possibility that as many as 400 stores will be sold and kept open and questions remain over the fate of a distribution center in Stockton.
The State Department of Justice tracks firearm owners prohibited from having the weapons through a database called the Armed Prohibited Persons System.
Two Sacramento County Sheriff's deputies are under investigation for allegedly taking advantage of an elderly woman.
Tristan Hill, 29, who grew up in Reno, Nevada, also spent time in Stockton playing sports for San Joaquin Delta College.
The teacher says all she did was open up a debate about the politics of the protest in her classroom.
During an incident where the suspect tried to steal something from a vehicle, police say he fired at least one shot. No one was injured.
The likely liquidation of Toys R Us, the nation's largest independent toy seller, could add stress for the companies that make toys and games.
A puppy brought to a Sacramento County animal shelter will require brain surgery to recover from his injuries.
The Wolverines might be the hottest team in the country, winning five straight to cap the regular season and four more to capture the Big Ten Tournament title. Montana is seeking its first NCAA Tournament win since 2006.
A handful of players from Gonzaga's history-making Final Four team have moved on.
Former President Barack Obama has picked his NCAA Tournament brackets, and he has Michigan State winning the men's title and — no surprises — UConn winning the women's championship.
They told the commander that their daughters were among a half-dozen girls sexually assaulted by a boy in their first-grade class at the base school.
Carlik Jones' phone has exploded since he hit the 3-pointer at the buzzer that sent Radford into the NCAA Tournament.
A man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for the fatal beating of a 68-year-old man in suburban Portland.
