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A Fairfield school received a washer and dryer through a Whirlpool pilot program after a teacher learned that washing students clothes at her personal home made their class attendance improve.
The second trailer for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story made its debut on Thursday. The movie takes place just before "Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope," or "The Original Star Wars" as most people would remember.
A new dangerous scenario simulator training for Sacramento Police Academy puts police to the test.
CBS13 looked at the current rules and regulations for how skydivers can become certified, and what skydiving centers are federally mandated to do in order to keep their equipment safe.
The measure would have required local departments to report the number of rape kits they collect to the state Department of Justice and give a reason for each that goes untested.
The Senate Appropriations Committee did not approve AB2243 ahead of a deadline on Thursday.
SB1323 would have enhanced sentences for people convicted of selling or trafficking fentanyl based on the amount of the drug involved.
A particular stretch of highway in Turlock has claimed the lives of numerous chickens - and PETA wants to make sure the animals are remembered.
A California woman with ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease, held a two-day party for her friends and relatives to say goodbye before taking her life with a dose of prescribed drugs.
California lawmakers are reviving legislation to give family leave to workers at small businesses.
The former interim Amador County school district superintendent has been arrested on conflict of interest charges.
The Perseid meteor shower is predicted to be an epic show overnight.
Authorities say one person has died after a shooting in south Sacramento Wednesday night.
The instructed killed during a skydiving jump near Lodi on Saturday was not certified by the US Parachute Association, CBS News has learned.
The Obama administration will keep marijuana on the list of the most dangerous drugs, despite growing popular support for legalization, but will allow more research into its possible medical benefits, the Drug Enforcement Administration announced Thursday.
