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A couple of suspected vandals chased away from a farm were not able to make a clean getaway, deputies say.
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A couple of suspected vandals chased away from a farm were not able to make a clean getaway, deputies say.
A Modesto mobile home is a total loss after a fire Friday morning.
Find out which streets to avoid this weekend.
Let your gift stand out by choosing flowers and plants that will last beyond the second Sunday in May.
Residents in some San Francisco Bay Area cities are again going to experience sour-tasting drinking water.
A young woman from Rocklin studying overseas has died.
The time is near to consider what to get mom for Mother's Day. Is she a traditionalist that would want flowers? On the other hand, is she one with hobbies such as sewing or cooking? Do you have a mom that works all the time and needs some "Mom time"? Read below to see various ideas for a special Mother's Day for your mom.
A practical guide to the best of Prague for couples.
Marie Martinez was surprised when Orlando's Market and Deli in Stockton charged her five cents CRV for each Bounce Dryer Sheets and Oxygen Power Stain Remover.
In the world, 35 million people are living with HIV or AIDS. Most take a myriad of drugs to suppress the disease from wreaking havoc on their immune system. Loreen Willenberg is one of those 35 million, but in the 23 years since she was diagnosed, she takes no drugs, has no symptoms, and has never been sick.
The smashes come at a rapid pace for members of the Sacramento Table Tennis Club. But even when they miss their mark, they're right on target when it comes to taking part in an activity that experts say forces out brains to work a little hard, reducing our risk of getting dementia or Alzheimer's.
A Davis nonprofit called Circle Of Bees is trying to get hives moved from open fields to backyards. It's hands-on, environmentally friendly and requires someone who doesn't flinch at the thought of being stung.
She checks every crack and crevice, all while keeping count on her clicker. She sets out every day, armed with a broom, dustpan, and a bright T-shirt with an important message.
Green lawns and golf courses have been in the crosshairs of the debate during the fourth year of California's drought. Residents across the region are being asked to cut as much as 36 percent of their water usage because of the lack of rain.
The culprit is section 9.04.060 of the Sacramento city code. It outlaws nudity in public parks, playgrounds and beaches, but it leaves out streets and sidewalks.
