Farmers, Business Owners Sue California Over Oroville Dam Crisis
For 80 years Kent Lang's family has grown walnut trees on farmland near the Sacramento River. That stopped this year when the trees died.
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For 80 years Kent Lang's family has grown walnut trees on farmland near the Sacramento River. That stopped this year when the trees died.
The victims say they were at the Highwater bar when a stranger began yelling anti-gay slurs and then started throwing punches.
Police say that driver, a 22-year-old man, first fled the scene but has since turned himself in and is in police custody.
A potential solution could be coming for the on-going problem of illegal sideshows affecting several cities across the region.
A proposed initiative would repeal a state law that currently puts strict limits on the type of rent control that's allowed.
Firefighters didn't try to put out the fire, worried the toxic chemicals from the tanker would make their way into a creek that feeds into the Sacramento River.
Police say Stanley Troy Friesen, 54 of Tracy, met a woman from Los Angeles through an Internet dating site and arranged to meet at the Baymont Inn in Milpitas on Jan. 16.
Police say Rubalcaba came to the home on Marsh Street and asked a 75-year-old woman for a drink of water. He then struck her several times and began to sexually assault her.
Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley is drawing attention after a report that he told a gathering of pastors last month that sex trafficking is linked to the sexual revolution of the 1960s.
Police say the children were reportedly fed a diet of bread, water, oatmeal, and at times forced to eat dog feces.
A new lawsuit may soon force coffee shops in California to warn of about a possible cancer risk linked to your morning cup of java.
The collision happened on Freeport Boulevard, and has closed it from Fruitridge Road to Irvin Way for hours.
The 28-year-old's body had been decapitated and dismembered before it was stuffed into two suitcases
Monitor Robert Warshaw found the computer program continues to experience bugs and poor data collection after a slow start.
Immigration agents made courtroom arrests under the Obama administration but the pace appears to have picked up under President Donald Trump.
