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Raucous protesters and supporters of Donald Trump violently confronted each other in California leading to some 20 arrests as the Republican presidential contender brought his campaign to conservative Orange County.
A Woodland bar shut down due to a violent confrontation that left one person dead is set to reopen.
A profile of five of the most extreme whitewater rafting locations in the world
Inside the hallways of Grant High School, he's the kid everyone seems to know. Mention the name Johnny Coleman and the reaction is instant.
When Carlson called Verizon, he says they told him he couldn't close the account, because his Social Security number didn't match the one they had on file.
Just like you have a neighborhood crime watch, now you can track germs in your neighborhood all thanks to health apps.
The mugshot shows James Carroll, teacher and youth minister, in the same white t-shirt he was wearing when cops surrounded his home for the surprise arrest.
Investigators say Steven Smith-Nimmer, 25, was speeding and lost control of his vehicle. He struck a CHP car heading in the opposite direction and forced another car off the road.
On Thursday, Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom became the latest and highest profile politician to call for her resignation.
Many are upset that the turtles who live there will have to be permanently removed and are no longer welcome.
She didn't want to show her face on camera, in fear of retaliation, but says she was out on Tuesday evening when the white van pulled up beside her with men waving Confederate flags and shouting derogatory words.
Program manager Anysia Avila says there's no shortage of our region's ailing furry and feathery friends. People drop off thousands of sick, orphaned and injured animals every year.
Wild winds came tearing through Stanislaus County on Wednesday as part of a storm that spawned a tornado near the town of Waterford.
Sheriff's detectives combed the home where the triple shooting happened for more than 12 hours Thursday, interviewing family and neighbors of the victims.
The board gave its approved at a brief meeting in Sacramento, a week after postponing a planned vote to make changes to the revised business plan.
