Someone Finally Named an Award After Taylor Swift
It's about time.
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It's about time.
The Stockton Police Department officer involved in an alleged case of retaliation is no longer with the force.
A California lawmaker wants to allow people to use heroin, crack, opioids and other drugs at supervised facilities that would be the nation's first legal drug-injection sites.
The state Department of Transportation is partnering with the popular smartphone app Waze to help California drivers get where they're going without getting stuck in traffic.
The sophomore from Baltimore hit the second-biggest shot of the game for Villanova (it was, admittedly, a very distant second).
A scooter stolen from San Francisco's Make-A-Wish office that was autographed by San Francisco Giants outfielder Hunter Pence has been found and at least two suspects have been arrested.
The man authorities say struck and killed two Placer High School teenagers is in court for his first appearance on Tuesday.
The widow of a man driving the Porsche that crashed and killed actor Paul Walker cannot prove the carmaker is responsible for the accident, a federal judge said.
A multiple-car accident has lanes of eastbound Highway 50 blocked in East Sacramento.
A 34-year-old Sacramento resident has died after a head-on crash near Clarksburg Tuesday morning.
PayPal says it's canceling plans to bring 400 jobs to North Carolina after lawmakers passed a law that restricts protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
Villanova claimed its second national championship last night with a 77-74 victory over North Carolina on a buzzer-beating three from Kris Jenkins.
Police say a man arrested at the Vacaville Factory Outlets had a large stash of fraudulent credit cards.
Facebook is training its computers to become seeing-eye guides for blind and visually impaired people as they scroll through the pictures posted on the world's largest online social network.
It started with a few kittens. But nearly a quarter century later, a California woman has transformed her 4,000-square-foot home into what's believed to be the largest no-cage cat sanctuary and adoption center in the U.S.
