How To Go On A Wine Tasting Vacation
Make plans to enjoy a quiet, relaxing wine tasting vacation. During this vacation you will be able to see amazing regions that are best known for their wine making skills and beautiful landscapes.
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Make plans to enjoy a quiet, relaxing wine tasting vacation. During this vacation you will be able to see amazing regions that are best known for their wine making skills and beautiful landscapes.
In the fourth year of California's drought, we examine the far-reaching ramifications of the lack of rain and how it's impacting people across the state.
Drilling deep into the Butte County ground, farmer Ryan Schohr is searching for the precious commodity that will keep his crops alive. Schohr will need every drop his well can spare. As it is, half of his rice fields and other crops will be fallowed, meaning the crops won't be planted.
The San Juan Water District voted to declare a Stage 4 water emergency in response to the ongoing drought and to meet Gov. Jerry Brown's 25 percent mandatory cutbacks.
Daniel Aspin and hundreds from his cannabis club aren't taking the new ordinance lightly. Leaders of a local medical marijuana coalition served Yuba County Supervisor Andy Vasquez with recall papers. The group would only need 1,100 signatures to remove him from office.
On the same week of the premiere, the city's proposed budget is also out, calling for taking money and staffing in the mayor's office to new highs.
The days of Crown Victoria cruisers are over. Soon Chevy Tahoes will be parked in at the police station. The department already has a few of them on the street with 30 expected on the road by the end of May.
It seems like a lot of money to spend when there's nothing wrong with the current crosswalks, but members of Sacramento's LGBT community who are pushing for more pizzazz say it would make a bold statement.
A suspected pot grower is dead after a state game warden says he was forced to fire in the Stones Lake Wildlife Refuge.
Investigators say she had just been shot by Jeremiah Hankins, the man at the center of Monday's standoff. When the victim saw the postman, she made her move. Gallegos, a military veteran who's only been on the job four weeks didn't hesitate to help.
The 60-year-old man was found engulfed in flames on a bench in the 2600 block of Patterson Road by someone who called the Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District. When fire officials arrived, the flames had been extinguished.
Authorities say a live grenade was discovered in a car at a business near Travis Air Force Base Wednesday afternoon.
