No Criminal Charges For Dixon High Student Accused Of Changing Grades
The Dixon High School student accused of hacking into the school's computer system and changing his classmates' grades isn't being charged.
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The Dixon High School student accused of hacking into the school's computer system and changing his classmates' grades isn't being charged.
A thief struck during a charity event with thousands of people in attendance. And now volunteers are trying to get back donations that would have gone to help local cancer patients and their families.
Our drought could soon be drying up local food banks. . The Elk Grove and Sacramento food banks are feeling the ripple effects of the drought with less fresh produce available to feed hungry families.
Seven Sacramento residents were busted by federal authorities in an alleged massive mail fraud and identity theft scheme.
A new poll shows the drought is on the minds of many people in California. The Public Policy Institute of California has found for the first time the drought is the top concern for Californians.
Visitors to Lodi's Grape Bowl Stadium run longer yards than the players just to get to their seats. A local advocate is trying to update the stadium for handicapped visitors, but he needs help to pull it off.
A teen has been arrested in connection with a fatal hit-and-run on Wednesday morning in the Arden Arcade area of Sacramento.
An overnight crime spree in Roseville left several cars damaged. Police say eight people are responsible, and they're all kids.
A divided California Assembly has approved legislation prohibiting for-profit corporations from operating charter schools in California.
California's right to die bill passed the state senate on a 23 to 14 vote ahead of a legislative timeline.
State lawmakers have overwhelmingly endorsed a proposal that would limit the compensation school districts can pay to California school superintendents who are terminated before their contract is completed.
California took the first step Thursday to regulate its nearly 20-year-old medical marijuana industry, one that lawmakers said currently resembles something out of the "wild, wild West."
Hydraulic fracturing to drill for oil and natural gas has not caused widespread harm to drinking water in the United States, the Environmental Protection Agency said Thursday in a report that also warned of potential contamination of water supplies if safeguards are not maintained.
Researchers say the brain is unable to store in memory all the shades of colors that our eyes can distinguish.
