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Police say they heard from people in certain neighborhoods who said they didn't feel safe. That's why you'll see clearly labeled cameras in the Cordova Meadows area, and more are coming.
For Mike Basich, this is a familiar trek. The tiny house on a hill, all 225 square feet of it is home. And he couldn't wait to take us on a tour.
They were among dozens who spoke out at the state Capitol last month in support of a new bill that requires schools to better identify and address dyslexic students' needs.
After picking up his car from the valet at Season's 52 at Arden Fair Mall, Andrew Kearney said he didn't initially spot damage. It wasn't until the next day that he saw scratches and a chunk of plastic missing from the bumper of black Porsche.
A city leader told CBS13 that steps are underway that could lead the city to demolish the hotel after safety concerns from the fire. The owners need to file an engineering report proving the structural safety—something the city says hasn't happened.
The water district's 14,000 customers are saving water at higher rates than almost anyone else in the state. A spokesman says it comes down to communication. They've talked at public events about cutting back, and the response has been tremendous without any rate hikes.
Although the rules are called mandatory, it's still unclear what punishment the state water board and local agencies can or will impose for those that don't meet the targets. Board officials said they expect dramatic water savings as soon as June and are willing to add restrictions and penalties for agencies that lag.
The State Water Resources Control Board released numbers saying the state didn't conserve as much in March as regulators had hoped. Here are a few answers to questions you might have about Tuesday's findings and the restrictions yet to come.
Downtown business owners approached the city about changing the parking, and a hired consultant found the city's parking was backwards—parking garages have the most space, but cost money, while street parking is limited and free.
Over the last year, dog teams at the facility found more than 170 infested parcels of mail. That's more than all California post offices combined.
"We've seen a lot of unfunded mandates coming from the state before, and this could be another one of those, and frankly with our financial situation we can't pull this off," Calaveras High Superintendent Mark Campbell said.
There are no mincing words about how bad the drought is, and now cities will have to cut back water usage anywhere from 4 to 36 percent compared to 2013 usage.
The officials on Monday filed a request for a stay with the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals while the state appeals the ruling by U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar that California's corrections department must provide the surgery to 51-year-old Michelle-Lael Norsworthy, whose birth name is Jeffrey Bryan Norsworthy.
The skeletons are wearing sunglasses, and one is holding a sign that includes the words "Bernie" and "dream in the river," although the entire sign is not legible. The sign also has the date of Aug. 16, 2014, which is possibly when the skeletons were placed there.
The Atlanta-based 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, overturning a three-judge panel of the same court, concluded that authorities properly got 67 days' worth of records from MetroPCS for Miami robbery suspect Quartavious Davis using a court order with a lower burden of proof.
