With Temperatures In The Triple Digits, How Can You Stay Cool In The Drought?
Rhea Serran with the city of Sacramento's water conservation department says you can use your hose to cool off, with one caveat.
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Rhea Serran with the city of Sacramento's water conservation department says you can use your hose to cool off, with one caveat.
Thieves stole thousands of dollars worth of landscaping equipment and more from Peace Presbyterian Church. Criminals targeted the shed of the small congregation with a very small budget.
In the nearly 14 months since the murder of Sarah Douglas, the investigation into Orville Fleming not only turned the spotlight on a man most thought was incapable of taking another person's life, but also on the fire academy he lead.
The jury in the trial of Orville Fleming has found the disgraced Cal Fire battalion chief guilty of second-degree murder.
Gov. Jerry Brown has approved a spending plan that uses California's growing surplus to fund new anti-poverty initiatives.
The Washington Fire burning near Lake Tahoe is five percent contained, up from zero percent containment Tuesday.
Placerville police say they have arrested a man accused of exposing himself a few minutes after he registered with the police department as a sex offender.
The luxury auto maker says it has developed a rideable hoverboard that uses magnets and liquid nitrogen-cooled superconducters to "float."
With summer temperatures jumping up in the Sacramento area, some local residents are turning to local swimming holes as a way to keep cool. But how clean is the water?
Roseville police are searching for two suspects who were caught on camera trying to use a stolen bank card.
State officials say tiny cracks found on some of the rods on the new San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge tower potentially endanger more than 400 remaining fasteners that secure the tower to the foundation in an earthquake.
California drivers are getting a taste of history as the state starts to reissue its black license plates, which were originally issued in the 1960s.
A California Highway Patrol officer has been treated for non-life threatening injuries after being attacked by a bull that had broken through three fences in Buellton.
