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Martin Esho was 14 when he came to the United States from Syria, couldn't speak English and all he knew was the alphabet.
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Martin Esho was 14 when he came to the United States from Syria, couldn't speak English and all he knew was the alphabet.
This isn't a parking lot or a drag strip, this is video from earlier this afternoon on normally busy Business 80.
A sideshow stopped traffic on Business 80 near Cal Expo Sunday afternoon.
The neighborhood near Irvine's Silverado Park is on edge following a coyote's attack on a 2-year-old girl.
Authorities have identified the teen shot and killed near a Fair Oaks-area park Friday night.
Rodney Halbower, 66, is suspected of being a serial killer who raped and murdered five young women in Northern California and one in Reno, Nevada, during a four-month span in early 1976.
Police have arrested one of two suspects who allegedly attacked a janitor on May 16 in Madera. The incident happened at a Save Mart store on Howard Road.
Marcelo Marquez, the man accused of killing two local sheriff's deputies last fall, is scheduled to appear in court this week. It's a case that highlights the dangers our law enforcement officers face every day.
Despite receiving much-needed wet weather in the Sierra, our area rivers are at historic low levels and first responders are stepping up their patrols to keep holiday swimmers and boaters safe.
Employees of PennySaver say the coupon magazine is going out of business.
A 36-year-old man has been sentenced to more than 28 years in prison for a 2013 assault that prosecutors say stemmed from his anger over a botched drink.
A 3-year-old Irvine girl has minor wounds after being bitten by a coyote.
Police in Stockton are urging the public to come forward and help to identify a burglar caught on video.
A suspect has been arrested in connection with the shooting death of a teenager near Bannister Park in Sacramento Friday night.
Calling California's traffic court system a "hellhole of desperation" for the poor, Gov. Jerry Brown is proposing an amnesty program for residents who can't afford to pay off spiraling fines and penalties that have resulted in 4.8 million driver's license suspensions since 2006.
