USS Milwaukee, Navy's Newest Ship, Breaks Down On Way Home To California
The U.S. Navy's newest ship had to be towed to a base in Virginia after breaking down during its journey to its home port in California.
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The U.S. Navy's newest ship had to be towed to a base in Virginia after breaking down during its journey to its home port in California.
A Northern California hospital says hundreds of babies, mothers and employees may have been exposed to a nurse with tuberculosis and that the infants will need an antibiotic treatment.
Officials say a school bus driver was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving while taking 28 students home in Napa County.
A third winter-like storm in a week will bring rain and possible thunderstorms to much of Northern California and snow to the Sierra Nevada, forecasters said.
It's finals week at Sacramento State University, but tonight the students are giving us an assignment: get some answers!
A new sense of excitement brewing in the streets of Sacramento and it has to do with soccer. A local program that brings the game of soccer to the homeless community is getting a boost.
A former sacramento boxing champ--is jumping into the political ring. Tony "The Tiger" Lopez tells CBS13 he's ready for round one in what he knows will be a tough fight.
A city of Sacramento fraud investigation is now underway in the fire department, with one employee accused of working multiple jobs simultaneously.
The crews who will protect your homes from flooding this winter visited the delta -- to demonstrate how they'll respond to floods, especially if the promise of El Niño brings continued rain.
Renters shut out of their Carmichael apartment complex after it was closed by code enforcement are now living in their cars in their own parking lot.
It was a virtual needle in a haystack. A man accidentally threw away his wife's engagement ring.
A local student is in trouble, accused of bringing a pot brownie to school and sharing it with at least three classmates.
A Southern California mosque was damaged by fire on Friday, and its leader said people there at the time believe it was intentionally set.
A number of professional athletes and sports executives in the San Francisco Bay Area are being fined for using too much water amid California's historic drought.
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