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In Carol Davis' Elk Grove home, she's overheating with an air conditioner that's blowing hot air. She had trouble sleeping the night before when her air conditioner suddenly went out.
Nathaniel Kirschman, 20, was arrested at his home off of Oxbow Court after Calaveras County sheriff's deputies and Veterans Affairs investigators say they found several UPS packages addressed to local vets at his home.
California Journal selected Field as one of 30 men and women who had the greatest influence on California government and politics in the 20th century. The journal said Field "has been the man who explained Californians to one another and the nation."
Currently, San Joaquin Delta College is a commuter junior college where students get two years of higher education. If they want to finish their degrees, they'll have to go somewhere else.
Jimmy Chillquist with Sprinkler Logic says it's clear many have gotten the memo on the drought, with business picking up significantly.
The city is installing drought-tolerant shrubs and bark while changing its irrigation system to cut back on water usage.
The Tesla credit would offset taxes for the Fremont, California.-based company to buy manufacturing, research and development equipment, buy property and hire 4,400 workers.
The casino has 1,650 slot machines, 36 table games, five restaurants, and an 86-room hotel. The tribe tells lawmakers it has no current plans to expand.
Colorado had its rainiest May on record. Arkansas, Nebraska and Utah had their second wettest month on record. Fourteen states had one of their 10 rainiest Mays on record, all of them west of the Mississippi River and east of California.
Jaime Ramos, a Stockton man accused of robbing a Stockton Bank of the West, taking three hostages, and leading police on a chase that ended in a hail of gunfire and one of the victims being killed, is facing the death penalty.
Authorities are asking for the public's help to locate a senior who is missing and could be in danger.
The site's California forum had more than 400 postings, including one of a Napa County woman who paid a $250 "take down" fee.
Democratic state lawmakers are using higher revenue estimates to bolster their argument for spending more on social programs for the poor over Gov. Jerry Brown's cost concerns.
