Cats Chat With Us Through Meows, Blinks And Roving Whiskers
When it comes to cats, those meows mean ... well, a lot of things.
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When it comes to cats, those meows mean ... well, a lot of things.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will open a key Vatican meeting this month on Pope Francis' highly anticipated teaching document on climate change.
State lawmakers are preparing for a second round of heated talks Wednesday on whether California should limit vaccination waivers for schoolchildren.
Police are investigating a suspicious death after a man's body was found in downtown Sacramento early Wednesday morning.
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State Sen. Richard Pan told CBS13 he didn't ask for extra security, but Capitol Police believe it was the best way to react to the situation.
The images are startling—water levels are so low that what is usually hundreds of feet underwater is now exposed. Houseboats that once floated on Lake McClure now sit in a parking lot.
Their son went to college, so they moved from the suburbs to a 900-square-foot downtown Sacramento loft. They wanted to be part of the new downtown revival and live near the new Sacramento Kings arena
It's one of the first images drivers see leaving Interstate 80 at the Eureka-Taylor exit to go into East Roseville—an old tractor, rusty chain and all, and tarps covering mounds of dirt.
California's marijuana farmers have existed in a legal gray area during the 18 years since the state became the first to allow residents to use the drug for medical purposes.
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Wenger took down the trees on Tuesday 27 years after he planted them. There's nothing wrong with the trees, and they still produce walnuts. But Wenger's irrigation district by nearly 30 percent.
Barbara Takei says many of those held against their will in camps produced beautiful works of art and paintings. But now many of those artifacts are in the hands of the Rago Auction House in New Jersey. It's not revealing who the seller is.
As some parent groups push back against Senate Bill 277, the bill that would do away with personal belief exemptions to avoid vaccines in schools, anti-vaccine parents now insist they will instead homeschool their children if the bill becomes law, possibly affecting school funding.
