Developing: Man Shot In Stockton, Taken To Hospital
Police in Stockton are investigating a shooting that has sent one person to the hospital early Thursday afternoon.
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Police in Stockton are investigating a shooting that has sent one person to the hospital early Thursday afternoon.
California regulators are speeding up water-efficiency standards for faucets and urinals in response to the drought.
From numbers standpoint, the harm done to the planet is quite surprising.
One man is dead after a shooting outside a market in south Sacramento late Wednesday night.
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California saw a record number of deaths from West Nile virus last year, and health officials say the state's drought may have contributed to the spike.
About 6.8 percent of the roughly 133,300 medical appointments completed at the Sacramento Veterans Affairs Medical Center from Sept. 1 to Feb. 28 missed the VA's timeliness goal, which calls for patients to be seen within 30 days.
Picker, in his statement, cited what he said were rising numbers of state safety citations against PG&E's natural gas operations and said it appeared the utility, with $1.6 billion in earnings in 2014, was able to shrug off financial penalties.
What's left of the building has been fenced-in since the day after the fire and locked, with no sign of any cleanup crews. The short answer to what's going on we're told is the restaurant is planning its next move.
The Nevada County wedding industry knew it would take a hit when the board voted to limit the number of outdoor events, but they never expected it to happen this fast.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is just getting started on a billion-dollar proposal to raise and strengthen more of Sacramento's levees in a process that could take more than a decade to complete.
CBS13 was live on the air as police found their man in Waterford. CBS13's Steve Large had been in New York covering NBA meetings involving the fate of the Sacramento Kings in days prior to the bombings.
