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A statewide teacher shortage has a Sacramento school district looking outside the country to find qualified educators, but the teachers union is calling the district out for not looking hard enough.
Tony Mazarakis has been a member of the El Dorado County Search and Rescue team for five years. Last month he was diagnosed with cancer.
The Truckee River is forcing rafting companies to close, not because the river is raging but because the water is running too low.
The bill was supported by one Republican senator and seven Republican Assembly members, which were needed to narrowly pass the legislation in both houses.
Manteca City Councilmembers opposed the plan partly over concerns the city couldn't provide fire and police support for the growth.
Dr. Carmen Puliafito was the dean of the University's Keck School of Medicine until he resigned last year.
Finding a hotel room in the city will be an issue for many, but finding a Porta Potty may be an even bigger problem.
Google must still provide data, including contact information, on 8,000 employees - just not data on the more than 25,000 workers originally sought.
The deputy was watching Mariel Watson in his hospital room after he was being observed for possibly swallowing the drugs.
The board did not violate the privacy of patients when it searched a statewide database while investigating a Burbank doctor who was placed on probation for complaints that included excessive prescriptions, the court ruled unanimously.
The flash flood that killed nine people began its deadly descent as an impressive but avoidable surge of churning water, black with cinders from a recent wildfire and choked with tumbling tree trunks and limbs.
A Democratic Congressman is introducing an alternative to California Gov. Jerry Brown's controversial $17 billion Waterfix plan.
Northern California's Marin and San Mateo counties and the city of Imperial Beach in Southern California filed the complaints Monday in California Superior Court.
Seal Beach police said in a statement Monday that someone called 911 Sunday evening requesting help at the apartment.
A 59-year-old woman who had tried for nearly four decades to become pregnant has given birth at a New York hospital after fertility treatments.
