Thieves Hit Six Sacramento Homes In One Night
Thieves targeted six homes in a South Sac neighborhood and residents believe the suspects were looking for a grow house.
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Thieves targeted six homes in a South Sac neighborhood and residents believe the suspects were looking for a grow house.
Deputy Paul Pfeifer has been sued three times for using his flashlight as a weapon.
The jury in U.S. District Court found that Google made "fair use," under copyright law, of Java elements that help different software programs work together.
A Sacramento County Superior Court judge ruled the $64 billion system does not violate promises made to the voters who approved it,
The Solano County Sheriff's Office said the 15-year-old girl he is suspected of abducting from Northern California has not been found.
No precedents are set with 4-4 deadlocks and essentially a Supreme Court review has been denied, Ginsburg told a gathering of court officials in upstate New York.
An accomplice of the so-called Freeway Killer who terrorized Southern California 36 years ago has been killed in prison, officials said Thursday.
Nail salons that accept credits cards would be required to accept tips from the cards under legislation a bill approved in the California Legislature.
A man in the vehicle has been involved in a shootout with police and reports from the scene indicate evacuations are underway at a nearby trailer park.
Toyota is investing in Uber, making it the latest car company to put money in a ride-hailing app.
A little bit of Hollywood is coming to a small San Joaquin County city.
Muscle cars may look cool, but they don't offer the best protection in a crash. The Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Camaro and Dodge Challenger didn't get the highest ratings in new tests.
Cleanup crews at Lake Tahoe say they've contained another small diesel fuel spill at the Tahoe Keys lagoon at the south end of the lake.
Sacramento and Stockton beat out San Francisco and San Diego for 2016's "Best Summer Travel Destinations," according to one site.
The California Supreme Court is set to decide whether a mandatory criminal sentence of 50 years to life for a juvenile convicted of a killing violated the constitutional ban on cruel and unusual punishment.
