Q&A With James Clark: An Expatriate's Guide To Living Abroad
James Clark has been successful at living around the world for the past 12 years as a self-described "location independent wanderer."
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James Clark has been successful at living around the world for the past 12 years as a self-described "location independent wanderer."
As the sun set on the Modesto park, dozens took turns sharing memories of Dr. Amanda Crews' dedication to her patients and medicine, as well as her children—6-month-old Rachel and 6-year-old Elizabeth.
Cal Fire leaders say they could have doused the flames of the North Fire much sooner, but five drones were hovering over the Cajon Pass, hampering airdrop efforts.
Inside Sacramento's The Kitchen Restaurant, they've been putting farm-to-fork meals together long before Sacramento branded itself as the farm-to-fork capital. The goal has always been to produce all locally grown food on dinner plates, although that's not always possible.
That's because rather than just one water system, each of the 4,000 homes in the upscale subdivision has two.
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are demanding the Employment Development Department make changes immediately following a KPIX 5 report that revealed the state is printing full social security numbers on documents being mailed – putting millions at risk for identity theft.
Under state law, income and property each spouse has during the marriage is considered community property to be divided between them in a divorce.
The Mexican Consulate sees thousands of migrants each year, helping them get access to visas and critical services, but the new consul says many Mexican immigrants don't come in even though they need help.
On Saturday, Across The Top will move from the eastbound lanes to the westbound lanes, impacting Northgate Boulevard, Norwood Avenue, Raley Boulevard and Winters Street ramps, as well as closing the three outside lanes on the freeway.
Modesto Police said they got word from a forensic pathologist on Thursday—two days before five people were found dead inside a Modesto home—that the October 2014 death of Christopher Ripley, 2, was the result of blunt force trauma.
The shooting happened on the 3500 block of Edison Avenue. Investigators say the suspects may have left in a green sedan, but don't have a further description.
The vehicle caught fire in the Home Depot parking lot at around 2:45 p.m. in Tracy.
An orphaned bear is being looked after at a Nevada animal sanctuary after he was seen wandering on his own for over a week.
The California water board has proposed the first-of-its-kind, $1.5 million fine for water-taking during the drought.
A Modesto Police Department spokesman on Monday said the mother of accused killer Martin Martinez was one of the five people found dead over the weekend.
