Neighborhoods Hit Hard By California Wildfires To Re-Open
Three neighborhoods hit hard by wildfires in Northern California will re-open Friday to anxious evacuees who haven't been back to their homes in nearly two weeks.
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Three neighborhoods hit hard by wildfires in Northern California will re-open Friday to anxious evacuees who haven't been back to their homes in nearly two weeks.
The last two of eight prototypes for President Donald Trump's proposed border wall took shape Thursday at a construction site in San Diego.
It was a wet and chilly start to Friday. From rain in the valley to snow in the Sierra, it will certainly be a brisk weekend.
The city now wants to bring life back to the Sunset Whitney Country Club.
The city has purchased an off-road vehicle to find hidden homeless camps that are hard to access.
The Foothill Lions and Lioness Club usually gathers on Thursday night, but this time they'll be missing a member, David Culp.
They're a few of California's most powerful female lobbyists, making headlines from coast to coast for calling out sexual harassment in the highest levels of state government.
The Stockton Metropolitan Airport is working to change its name to the San Francisco-Stockton Regional Airport, and not everyone is happy about it.
The last two of eight prototypes for President Donald Trump's proposed border wall took shape Thursday at a construction site in San Diego.
On the Thursday edition of the Grant Napear Show with Doug Christie, the fellas break down the opening night loss for the Sacramento Kings, talk to David Carr about Thursday Night Football and discuss the must situation for the Raiders.
Kiewit project director Jeff Petersen said the project has required significantly more excavation and concrete than expected.
Sonoma County Sheriff Rob Giordano called the Immigration and Customs Enforcement statement "inaccurate [and] inflammatory."
Police detectives have arrested a Fresno County man suspected of burglary attempts in the Roseville area.
Republicans see a political advantage, arguing Democratic candidates will barrel too far left to win right-leaning seats currently held by the GOP.
Both the cost and number of buildings destroyed are expected to rise as crews continue assessing areas scorched by the blazes that killed 42 people.
