Police: Woman Stabbed By Husband In Citrus Heights
A woman is in the hospital after police say she was stabbed by her husband.
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A woman is in the hospital after police say she was stabbed by her husband.
There is more to Las Vegas than the bright lights and excitement of The Strip. Check out some of the things located throughout the Las Vegas area that are just a short drive from all of the action.
The hydrant is the exact type specially designed for Disney theme parks. The Clow-made low silhouette hydrant is preferred for places where there's lots of foot traffic.
It's not the sight we're used to seeing during the summer in Sacramento—people carrying umbrellas and avoiding soaked outdoor seating.
According to the most recent report from Sacramento Police, 76 percent of sworn officers were white, while only 45 percent of Sacramento's total population was in 2013.
Assembly Bill 1461 would change the way Californians vote by mailing a ballot to every voter, expanding early voting, and allowing a voter to cast a ballot at any polling place instead of their usual polling location.
PG&E says the test is important because if the poles go up in flames, they can make a wildfire more dangerous with downed power lines and outages. Also, at $20,000 each, the poles aren't cheap to replace.
Visitors' IDs are scanned against a sex-offender database, and administrators can also scan for known restraining orders. The check can take just seconds.
Andrew Fecko with the Placer County Water Agency is concerned and frustrated after learning the Bureau of Reclamation has increased releases from Folsom Lake. He warns those increased releases won't just expose ruins where water should be.
Residents CBS13 spoke to at a jam-packed grand opening of a new Smart & Final in Elk Grove said they were excited about the idea of the center, saying the city needs the buzz and economic boost for businesses and residents.
With thousands of lightning strikes over the course of two days from this recent storm, fire crews have their eyes on the skies looking for fires.
The report found companies like USA Gain and Discover Books operate the bins from out of state and sell the donated material in other countries.
The 4,700 property tax payers will go from paying $25 a year for fire and medical services to $144 a year, or $12 a month.
Families claimed the company scheduled an interview where the potential interviewee would be drugged, kidnapped and turned over to human traffickers.
