Watch CBS News
Three weeks after Sherri Papini disappeared, the question of whether she was dead or alive was answered when the young mother and wife was spotted waving frantically for help along a California freeway early on Thanksgiving morning.
A South Florida woman says she peeked inside an SUV with a stack of parking citations on the windshield and saw the body of a man slumped over the center console.
The slow recovery of the U.S. economy is continuing to keep the cost of Christmas — or at least the gifts listed in "The Twelve Days of Christmas" — from spiraling out of control.
Two men on trial in the deadly Bank of the West robbery have pleaded guilty.
Family members of a Houston-area high school student who killed herself are rallying for tighter laws against cyberbullying.
Trader Joe's has removed two brands of hummus from its shelves and issued a warning to customers after the manufacturer issued a recall because of possible contamination with the Listeria monocytogenes bacterium.
Caltrans officials say the "Across the Top" project is nearly finished.
Hundreds of items are going on sale as part of the Department of General Services' quarterly auction over the weekend.
The shooting happened just before 8 p.m. at a home on the 6700 block of Tortola Way.
If they defy next week's government deadline to abandon the camp, demonstrators know the real deep freeze lies ahead, when the full weight of the Great Plains winter descends on their community of nylon tents and teepees.
Many factors play into why the facility is now seeing fewer juvenile inmates escorted through their doors, but education seems to be the biggest factor, according to probation officials.
Jones seemed comfortable with his coffee mug in hand walking through the halls of the sheriff's department on Thursday morning.
They new automated system sends real-time alerts to a computer, smart-phone or other digital device to those who have signed up. It gives them a 90-day advance notice of the release of an offender from CDCR's custody.
Flowers, balloons and a small fire truck were left on the baby's gravesite on Thursday, the five-year anniversary of the newborn's death.
Lodi city officials tells CBS13 a maintenance worker was threatened and feared for his safety. Following the incident and the skate park was shut down for the day.
