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Blazes raging in forests and woodlands across California have taken the life of a firefighter and forced hundreds of people to flee their homes as an army of firefighters continue to battle them from the air and the ground.
Police say a pair from Pleasanton led officers on a high-speed chase after stealing a car from a Vacaville dealership Friday evening.
A spike in suicides and attempted suicides has prompted corrections officials to step up oversight at a California women's prison as inspectors try to pinpoint the cause of the troubling increase.
A young golden eagle rescued by firefighters and released from a wildlife hospital three months ago has died after being struck by a wind turbine, officials said.
The head of Serbia's state lottery resigned on Thursday following allegations of fraud during a live ticket draw this week.
Koussaya was one of three women taken hostage by three gunmen who came into the Bank of the West in Stockton on July 16, 2014.
Jim Stone with San Joaquin County Public Works says it comes down to the fact the cost to provide the water far exceeds how much residents are paying in. North Morada's small water district is underwater.
Four years ago, the city required at least half of all food and drinks to be healthy in vending machines at city buildings, parks and community centers.
Spindola reported a series of what she calls racially, sexually and religiously offensive remarks by her boss, Superintendent Gerry Dobbs, after other employees came to her with similar complaints.
What appeared to be dead horses hung up from their hind legs in the backyard of a home was actually something much less cruel.
Many banks are unwilling to do business with marijuana dispensaries, saying they aren't worth the risk. But for the first time, the state tax authorities are stepping in to help dispensaries do business.
Joanne Carpenter, 74, was last seen around 4 p.m. at a board and care facility on the 7600 block of Copper Cove Place.
Ruhl, an engine captain with the Mystic Ranger Division out of Rapid City, South Dakota, was on temporary assignment to the Big Valley Ranger District in California.
The family of Sarah Douglas finally got its chance to address Orville Fleming, a former first responder turned murderer.
Overwhelming vet bills are a big reason seniors are forced to give up their loved ones, according to the SPCA.
