Woman In Her 80s Killed In Attack On Highlands High School Track
Detectives are investigating after an elderly woman was killed in an attack at the Highlands High School field early Wednesday morning.
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Detectives are investigating after an elderly woman was killed in an attack at the Highlands High School field early Wednesday morning.
It's off again. The on-again, off-again Berkeley speech by conservative pundit Ann Coulter is once again on hold.
Officials are unveiling President Donald Trump's tax reform plan, which they say cuts the top income tax rate from 39.6 to 35 percent.
Fearing a return to violent protests that roiled campuses in the 1970s, colleges and universities are re-examining how to protect free speech while keeping students and employees safe in a time of political polarization.
This film is not to be missed. It's well worth the ticket price...and your time.
For the third time in two months, a federal judge has knocked down an immigration order by President Donald Trump and used Trump's own language against him.
More than 18,000 were without power for over an hour after a juvenile driver crashed into a pole on Gerber Road near Wilbur Way just before 3 a.m. Wednesday.
A San Francisco judge issued a legal set-back for President Donald Trump's plan to withhold federal taxpayers' money from sanctuary cities.
Monday night, a car parked on Williams street near Merchant went up in flames in front of a Vacaville gas station. Investigators soon realized the vandals had left a disturbing message.
Sacramento city leaders decided to postpone their vote on a controversial plan to create a tent city for the homeless. The proposed complex would be built at Carl Johnston Community Park in Del Paso Heights.
Heartbroken neighbors could be seen in an emotional embrace, stung by a tragic loss at their Arden apartment complex. Apartment manager Linda Zachmeyer was found stabbed to death in her own unit.
California is opening the door for testing on the streets of truly driverless cars without a backup driver. The California Department of Motor Vehicles is in charge of regulating the technology, but before wheeling it out, the agency heard from the biggest carmakers in Silicon Valley are all racing to be number one.
The California Public Utilities Commission issued two staff citations totaling $8.3 million to Pacific Gas & Electric for violations that were discovered by the CPUC's investigation into the Butte fire.
Doug and Grant get the voice of the 49ers Ted Robinson on the line to get his take on the upcoming draft from the team's point of view and who they might be looking at drafting at the number two pick.
The voice of the Golden State Warriors Tim Roye joined Doug and Grant to discuss the sweep of the Trailblazers by the Golden State Warriors. Plus he gives an update on the ailing Steve Kerr and gives his thoughts on what the next series of the playoffs may look like for the team.
