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The Stockton Police Department has added additional staff including two new community service officers. The city is also part of a pilot program funded through the U.S. Attorney's Office to help improve relationships between law enforcement officers and the community.
State Auditor Elaine Howle told lawmakers she faced an unprecedented lack of cooperation from the Napolitano's office while it was under audit.
A former teacher has been arrested on charges alleging she provided the anti-anxiety drug Xanax to a 17-year-old student she was having sex with and gave a gun to a second juvenile who she knew planned to commit crimes with it.
The procedure typically involves the surgical removal of a cat's toes back to the first knuckle.
In one of the session's most bitterly contested proposals, the Legislature is considering forcing landlords to pay tenants one month's rent if they use one of the "landlord-based reasons" for evicting a tenant, and three months' rent if they violate the new law and issue a no-cause eviction.
A young man is under arrest for the fatal stabbing of an 18-year-old man in Rio Linda.
California police have arrested 23 men and women in a human trafficking and prostitution sting.
The search for a young, teenage boy last seen in the American River in Folsom has turned into a recovery effort.
Passengers have many in-air forms of entertainment to help them cope with crowded airplanes and noisy people
A few sizzling spring days are ahead, but some drastic changes are coming at the end of the week.
Former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick has yet to find another NFL job, but he's donating some of his old suits in order to help others find work.
A fire broke out and caused extensive damage at Helwig Winery in Amador County overnight.
Court documents show she pleaded no contest to a DUI charge last month.
Two homes in the Arden Arcade area were left unlivable after a fire ripped them apart late Monday night.
The City of Sacramento is considering spending $300,000 to support local undocumented immigrants. The money would come from the city's general fund and help an estimated 750 families per year.
