Evacuations Lifted In Brush Fire North Of Los Angeles
Authorities say a brush fire that burned to the edges of homes in the foothills of the Santa Susana Mountains north of Los Angeles is 20 percent contained and no longer threatening residences.
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Authorities say a brush fire that burned to the edges of homes in the foothills of the Santa Susana Mountains north of Los Angeles is 20 percent contained and no longer threatening residences.
San Diego voters will decide in November on the Chargers' proposal to raise local hotel taxes for a downtown stadium and convention facility.
Several hundred protesters outraged by the recent police shootings of black men took to the streets of San Francisco, blocking several roads and ramps to get on and off the Bay Bridge and closing a shopping mall.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have traded closer Brad Ziegler to the Boston Red Sox in exchange for two minor league prospects. The deal was announced late
San Francisco is saying goodbye to those squeaky, Styrofoam-like coffee cups that have long been a staple of picnic outings.
A for-profit company that operates online charter schools in California has agreed to a $168.5 million settlement with the state over claims it manipulated attendance records and overstated the academic progress of students.
Police say three people, including a 9-year-old boy and his father, were shot dead outside a liquor store in San Bernardino.
Authorities say a man whose body was found in a Central California canal may have been attacked by dogs before he drowned.
A former Ventura County man suspected of killing his estranged wife and her boyfriend has been returned to California from Mexico.
Dozens of varieties of fruits and vegetables are being cloned all with a snip of the stem.
The chain of events, the explosive situations and police response are prime examples that ignited passionate discussion among law enforcement leaders.
For the first time were hearing from one of the people taken to the hospital after the melee at the Capitol on June 26.
A group of Sacramento teenagers sat down with CBS 13 to explain how they're feeling watching it all on television.
Nevada City City Councilwoman Reinette Senum posted: "This was completely incited by America's police force. They have obviously been given directives to go out there and kill."
Shanell Gonzalez and Clifford Brooks are cadets at the California Highway Patrol academy in West Sacramento.
