The Grant Napear Show - April 27th, 2015 - Seg. 2
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The Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday voted 5-1 for the legislation after more than three hours of testimony. Hundreds of people rallied at the Capitol in opposition.
The State Water Resources Control Board gave the city of Sacramento a 28 percent reduction mandate, something the city it says it should have no problem reaching. That's because the city has already been proactive and ramping up enforcement.
Cities like Baltimore, Maryland have been flashpoints for violent and explosive protests against police tactics. Some say the anger is fueled by how people of color are treated by officers. At the center of the conflict is a lack of trust.
A foothills man came face-to-face with a bear outside his home. He didn't run. He didn't call wildlife officials.
It can be stressful, but if you can manage it, you can go from a human resources specialist to a human resources manager and help shape the employment future of businesses.
Hundreds of people who protested outside the Japanese Consulate in San Francisco are calling on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to apologize for his country's treatment of people from other Asian countries during World War II
Gov. Jerry Brown is proposing $10,000 fines for residents and businesses wasting water in the drought despite his order to cut water use.
