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Residents of a Citrus Heights apartment complex want something done about a prying eye pointed towards their hot tub after they noticed a neighbor's surveillance camera pointed over their fence.
The family that owns a 100 year-old-pharmacy is asking for the public's help to identify suspects caught on surveillance breaking-in and causing a lot of damage.
Stephen Curry scored 37 points and the Golden State Warriors took a 3-2 lead in the NBA Finals with a 104-91 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday night.
Police have reportedly shot and killed a man in Stockton.
California's largest nursing home chain has come under fire from government regulators, facing a flurry of citations and penalties.
Teenagers are getting behind the wheel with the experts before riding solo. Lauryn Johnson is finally driving after a lot of hesitation from her mom.
As construction for the Kings' new arena continues to change the landscape of downtown, one of Downtown Plaza's long-time businesses is being forced to leave the mall today.
Two people are under arrest after a house fire this morning in South Sacramento.
Authorities say deputies arrested four men after finding a boat containing approximately $18 million worth of marijuana in Los Padres National Forest.
California lawmakers are taking up a $117.5 billion spending plan that sends even more money to public schools and adopts a new tax credit for the working poor.
No one wants to make a repeat visit to the emergency room for the same complaint. But new research suggests it's more common than previously thought -- and people frequently wind up at a different ER the second time around.
A state assemblywoman representing Bakersfield is coming under fire tonight after she linked abortion to the drought.
Organizers call them "America's forgotten children" -- those who have lost a parent to military service.
Police are warning for businesses and residents to start locking up their taps. California's drought has gotten so bad, people are stealing water.
If they're caught, it's a felony. Rocklin police are trying to track down whoever vandalized more than a dozen trees at one of the city's parks. We went to Boulder Ridge Park to talk with police about why they are taking this act so seriously.
