Homeless Advocates Sleep Outside Sacramento City Hall In Protest
Homeless advocates spent the night outside city hall after protesting at Tuesday night's city council meeting.
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Homeless advocates spent the night outside city hall after protesting at Tuesday night's city council meeting.
Orange County's Chapman University says as many as 50 students have been sickened by an apparent outbreak of the gastrointestinal illness norovirus.
A state lawmaker is criticizing California agencies for failing to spend nearly $10 million in charitable donations made by taxpayers.
Investigators are still searching for the gunman who killed Grant High School football player JJ Clavo.
For U.S. Army veteran William McFarland, joining the military taught him the importance of integrity and responsibility and gave his life a sense of purpose.
The sign says welcome and it's a place that promises to leave the light on for you, but at some Sacramento County Motel 6s, there have been more lights and sirens.
The 58,000-square-foot psychiatric hospital at West Ranch Drive and University Avenue would hold 102 beds, be locked and fenced off with security cameras and 24-hour security.
Conditions were clear on Tuesday, but a substantial storm is on the way, and for victims of the Butte Fire, still exposed to the elements, a door soon will open that will help them get a roof over their heads.
The incident happened at Creekview Ranch School in Roseville and forced authorities to evacuate the school.
Several Stockton-area organizations and faith-based groups met with federal investigators to give their own evaluations of the Stockton Police force before a Tuesday meeting.
Jan Ebert, who's worked for the city for more than 22 years, says when she heard that her friend needed help, she had no other choice.
Waters is seeking appointment to the Sacramento City Planning and Design Commission, a board that has voted on several controversial issues in the past year including the proposed gas station in Curtis Park, and the Capitol Towers project.
Elephant Bar disclosed information about the possible breach on Tuesday. The company says it was notified to the potential security incident by its card processor on Nov. 3.
The Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation on Tuesday gave U.S. District Judge Charles R. Breyer in San Francisco oversight of more than 450 suits filed against the carmaker across the nation.
In a trailer park tucked among irrigated orchards that help make California's San Joaquin Valley the richest farm region in the world, 16-year-old Giselle Alvarez, one of the few English-speakers in the community of farmworkers, puzzles over the notices posted on front doors: There's a danger in their drinking water.
