Researcher: Virtual Reality Can Change How Kids Play In The Real World
Researchers at Stanford University are testing how children react to Virtual Reality simulations and whether they can separate those experiences from real life.
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Researchers at Stanford University are testing how children react to Virtual Reality simulations and whether they can separate those experiences from real life.
June is peak time for weddings. Invitations, flowers and food are among the things that drive up the cost. But they also can increase a celebration's toll on the environment, and for many couples, that's a big concern.
Police say a 66-year-old Buddhist monk was critically injured after he was stabbed by a fellow monk in a home in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Mother Nature isn't the only one blamed for California's drought.
Gunshot-detecting sensors that can pinpoint the exact location of shots fired have been installed in the first U.S. high school in hopes police could arrive directly at the scene of a potential school shooting.
A state board will consider offering a $15 million tax credit to electric vehicle-maker Tesla Motors in exchange for hiring 4,400 workers in California.
A Fairfield man has suffered life-threatening burns after fireworks he was working on exploded, police say.
With a little creative planning and keeping a close eye on your budget, you should be able to enjoy a vacation in Europe without breaking the bank.
A Roseville man is behind bars after Facebook contacted authorities about some illegal activity found on the social media site.
While the plan has been in the works for 20 years, construction just started. It's expected to pick up its first passengers in the spring of 2017, but city leaders say that's just the beginning.
"Most of the homeowners in those homes have been residents of the city for generations," he said. "They don't like it of course none of us would like having to give up our homes, even for the protection of the overall community."
"Is the safety of our community worth 50 cents an hour?" said firefighters union president Jamie Pepin. "We've had positive response. We've shared it on our Facebook page and we've had lots of people respond with words of encouragement."
A medical chopper struggling to land slams into the helipad of the hospital, bursting into flames. Severely injured patients and helicopter crew members litter the ground in this simulation. The training is four stories above a hospital's parking structure.
Tracy Police say the first officer to arrive reported a man and woman inside the truck who looked suspicious. When the officer searched the truck, he found an explosive.
Before Orville Fleming took the stand again, a defense psychologist testified that he believes the former Cal Fire chief suffered an episode of something called dissociative amnesia, some nicknaming it a zombie defense.
