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Volkswagen almost inevitably will have to compensate owners of diesel cars equipped with emissions-rigging software. Some legal experts say the automaker could be forced to buy back the cars altogether.
The federal government will begin tracking drones. A source told the Associated Press on Monday the government will require registration of drones to help track operators who flout safety rules.
U.S. teens are smoking more pot than they do tobacco, which may be due to perceptions that it's not as harmful as previously thought, say health officials
Faculty members at the California State University's 23 campuses are voting online and in person starting Monday on whether to permit their labor union to call a strike over stalled salary negotiations.
Police are searching near a South Sacramento school this morning for a gun following a SWAT search for a teen.
Southwest Airlines says a jetliner on its way to San Francisco returned to Los Angeles International Airport after a fight between two passengers.
Police say a gang member in Fresno posted a Facebook photo with weapons and a large sum of money.
Chief Technology Officer, Craig Lurey, leads the software engineering team of "Keeper Security," making sure their app is on the cutting edge of technology and ever secure.
"Attend college and get a well-rounded education. Always strive to learn something new. Study human-centered design principles. Stay curious about everything," encourages Cris Weber.
Being good at "wearing more than one hat" seems to be a running theme with many educators and researchers, and Professor Jeffrey Sherman is no exception.
It's the first time we're seeing video of American hero Spencer Stone at home after his release from a Sacramento hospital.
A man was fatally stabbed at a Modesto car wash late Sunday morning.
A 9-month-old girl is recovering after she was shot in the thigh by a stray bullet.
Police are investigating a homicide that happened outside a Stockton sports bar early Sunday morning.
While Gov. Jerry Brown approved high-profile legislation addressing social issues such as aid-in-dying, animal antibiotics and the gender wage gap this year, he kept a tight grip on California's pocketbook by rejecting more than a dozen bills that sought to increase health care benefits and tax credits for the poor.
