Authorities Find Body Of Fourth Valley Fire Victim
Another body has been found in a burned-out home in Northern California, bringing the death toll to six from two of the state's more destructive wildfires in recent memory.
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Another body has been found in a burned-out home in Northern California, bringing the death toll to six from two of the state's more destructive wildfires in recent memory.
While navigating Los Angeles on a family trip, Michael Richards knew he relied much more than usual on his smartphone for things like directions.
The child at the center of a short Amber Alert Wednesday morning was found safe in the Sacramento area, authorities say.
Cal's defense has shown some promise as the Bears have jumped out to a 3-0 start. Senior defensive tackle Mustafa Jalil is one of the major reasons why.
Authorities say a Stockton Police officer shot a suspect he had been chasing on Highway 99 Tuesday night.
Gunshots forced a mother in an Olivehurst home to duck for cover and neighbors to flee for safety.
Kelly McDonald, who works at Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems in Largo, Florida, volunteers for Ride 2 Recovery and Project HERO – cycling events that support wounded warfighters.
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Berra played most of his nearly two decades in baseball as a catcher for the Yankees.
The movement's leader, Dane Wigington, says he's putting his life on the line to reveal a truth that will shake society to its core.
Alongside Pope Francis will be Father Ken Laverone, a priest from Sacramento's St. Francis of Assisi Church.
David Miller with the City of Folsom says several people have approached the city wanting to start a microbrewery, but the city's zoning laws don't recognize them.
The advertisements at the greyhound bus terminal went up last month, but to say a new shopping center is coming soon is more wishful thinking.
The city planner says there are 350 alleyways in the city that could be improved. Doing so could help the Sacramento economy.
