Residents In California Fire Country Choose Water Over Cash
Instead of accepting cash, Cal Fire says residents are increasingly choosing water instead.
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Instead of accepting cash, Cal Fire says residents are increasingly choosing water instead.
The tables were turned on Sacramento Police officers as they became carjacking victims out on patrol on Tuesday.
Jim Koch may be in for some luck, because even though the cars don't run, buyers may be coming to him as the National Edsel Convention rolls into town.
A resident at El Rey Mobile Home Park called CBS13 saying he was furious his power was shut off by PG&E on a day when temperatures reached into the 90s.
The bottles show signs of re-fermentation, which means there could be increased carbonation levels. Those levels could cause something as small as the cider overflowing when opened, or the bottle exploding under the increased pressure.
Marissa Jumper, 13, was last seen around 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday and was reported missing around 3:30 p.m., according to the police department.
Whether you know it or not, if you decide to frequent a certain area of Midtown, you're being charged a 1.5 percent tax on food, and retailers are charged a separate fee.
The district and the police are working on a safety video that will be posted on the district's website later this week and be shown at back-to-school nights to remind parents how to safely drive up to the schools.
The owners wanted to build 38 homes on the course, saying they needed money to make repairs and bring the place up to par.
Firefighters said Wednesday was the calmest day they've seen since the fire started eight days ago, and they expect to have the at-times unpredictable fire completely contained in the next week.
California is set to make its final payment on $15 billion in costly borrowing championed a decade ago by then-Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Weeks after announcing it would institute new efforts to keep its millions of users from posting offensive content, social media giant Reddit announced more changes Wednesday to its content policy.
Police say a man jumped into a drove off with an unmarked Sacramento Police patrol car late Tuesday night.
In a dramatic rescue captured on video, a Northern California deputy pulled a suspected drunken driver from his car seconds before a commuter train slams into it.
For those who are dying, it's clear why all dogs go to heaven.
