CSU System Ditching Placement Tests, Remedial Classes
The changes are part of a broader plan aimed at increasing graduation rates at the nation's largest public university system.
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The changes are part of a broader plan aimed at increasing graduation rates at the nation's largest public university system.
President Donald Trump's new immigration plan will cut the number of legal immigrants, in half over the next 10 years.
With the ending of the worlds at hand, the classic tale of good versus evil is brought to the screen by one of the greatest writers of the 20th century. Stephen King's epic tale 'The Dark Tower" debuts with much anticipation.
One man trapped when the swift-moving current surrounded his pickup truck was plucked from the roof by helicopter.
A small plane has crashed into the backyard of a home in Rio Linda, Sacramento Metro Fire reported on Thursday.
One juror said another juror asserted during deliberations that Echavarria would walk free with time served if he were convicted of second-degree murder.
Work crews have started emergency repairs to a damaged levee downstream of the Northern California dam that overflowed this winter.
A sharp-eyed airline passenger spotted another passenger texting about sexually assaulting children, leading officers in California and Washington state to arrest two people and find two young victims, authorities said Thursday.
Drivers had to do a double-take after seeing a hacked sign along Interstate 80 late Wednesday night.
A California man is facing criminal charges after he allegedly left his young toddler tied to a tree branch.
Breanna Stewart can now compete against other WNBA players in a video game.
Disapproval of President Donald Trump is rising among white millennials, but it's still below that of their black, Latino and Asian-American peers, according to a survey released Thursday.
Three people were taken to the hospital after a serious crash in Roseville early Thursday morning.
Two men suspected of robbing a group of juveniles at a Lincoln park have been arrested, police say.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions moved Thursday to again punish so-called sanctuary cities, this time threatening to deny federal crime-fighting resources to four cities beset by violence if they don't step up efforts to help detain and deport people living in the country illegally.
