California Billionaire To Now Spend $20M On Impeachment Ads
California billionaire Tom Steyer is doubling his spending on ads calling for President Donald Trump's impeachment to $20 million.
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California billionaire Tom Steyer is doubling his spending on ads calling for President Donald Trump's impeachment to $20 million.
A former DACA recipient who had previously claimed he was wrongly deported was arrested on Monday night after attempting to illegally enter the US.
A Roseville woman who survived the horrific Las Vegas shooting is on a mission to bring healing to other survivors.
Authorities are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of two inmates who brazenly escaped from a Silicon Valley courthouse.
La Niña, the cool flip side to El Niño, is returning for a second straight winter, forecasters said Thursday.
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors voted to spend $1.6 million to finally install sidewalks on a mile-long stretch of Power Inn Road, south of Florin Road.
Officers are crediting a pizza delivery man with helping them catch a woman suspected of robbing someone at an ATM.
Border Patrol agents in southwestern Arizona say they've arrested a member of a violent gang, who remains in federal custody.
The company is trying to stop a mean-spirited sexual reveal on its platform, but you'd have to send Facebook your explicit pictures first.
After flying the family down to Los Angeles and driving to the port in Long Beach, Carnival refused to let them board.
Almost three decades ago this week, detectives swarmed a Victorian-style home on F Street in Sacramento where a woman poisoned, killed, and buried her victims. Now it's the site of learning for law enforcement officials.
One neighbor says there was always something strange about one house on Salonika Court and now, the issue is clear.
In addition, wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour are expected, which will make it especially difficult for truck drivers out on the highways.
Las Vegas police officer Aden Ocampo-Gomez said the semi-truck's driver was cited for illegal backing. No injuries were reported.
Under a proposed ordinance, it would be illegal for panhandlers to be within 35 feet of an ATM, and within 50 feet of public transit stops.
