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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.
A woman who lost a high-profile gender discrimination lawsuit against a Silicon Valley venture capital firm is liable for about a quarter of the roughly $1 million in legal costs the company is seeking, a judge said Wednesday in a tentative ruling.
The task force is recruiting foster parents specifically for those children. Candidates can be LGBTQ or not, but they must be supportive of kids who identify as LGBTQ.
California's attorney general is asking a judge to toss out a proposed ballot initiative that advocates killing anyone who engages in gay sex.
California is a step closing to making public school mascots racially friendly.
AT&T Mobility LLC has been slapped with a record $100 million fine for offering consumers "unlimited" data, but then slowing their Internet speeds after they reached a certain amount. The company says it will fight the charges.
Police are evacuating an area in Tracy after explosive devices were found in a vehicle.
Police are investigating poultry producer Foster Farms after an animal-rights group shot undercover video showing chickens being slammed upside-down into metal shackles, punched and having their feathers pulled out while they were still alive.
Barbie first arrived in 1959 and since then has upgraded her style.
California Virtual Academies is an online network letting kids learn from home while simultaneously providing structure and community.
Van Nuys Airport and the Los Angeles Unified School District are enriching the caliber of science education for public school students.
In California, 1,411 public schools are closing the achievement gap through the support of a non-profit program aimed at English language learners.
Police are investigating a homicide at a hotel in West Sacramento Wednesday morning.
A budget deal between Gov. Jerry Brown and legislative leaders would make California the first in the nation to offer state-subsidized health care to children who are in the country illegally.
