Detectives Investigating Homicide In Rancho Cordova
Authorities are investigating a homicide in Rancho Cordova Friday morning.
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Authorities are investigating a homicide in Rancho Cordova Friday morning.
Authorities are asking for help in finding a boy with autism who went missing Friday morning.
Stockton teachers reportedly signed a tentative agreement with the school district early Friday morning.
A 7-year-old pulled off something many adults only dream of: a real-life, grown-up-length hole-in-one.
Streets in West Sacramento were closed for a time after a pedestrian was struck and killed by a big rig Friday morning.
Among the country's five best mountain climbing destinations are the highest point in North America and one of the world's most famous natural landmarks.
Screaming, yelling, temper tantrums and breaking curfew. They're all things most parents deal with at some point with their child. But would you ever define your child as out of control?
The state is urging people to cut back on watering to once a week to meet the 25 percent cutback goal, though most water districts will limit watering to two to three times a week and have customers find other ways to meet the goal.
Specifically, they're calling on the California State Teachers' Retirement System to remove all of its money from The Freedom Group, the maker of the assault rifle used in the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre.
Jesus Zuniga Moreno, 44, allegedly furnished former students with marijuana at his home in 2014 and was involved in an inappropriate relationship with at least one student.
The accident happened at Americana Drive and Junction Boulevard. It's not known who had the right of way.
State water officials will hand out rebates to replace lawns with drought-tolerant landscapes. But in Sacramento homeowners could face a fine if they put in artificial turf.
The department says the officer should have taken a report immediately, and are using this opportunity to talk to their officers on how they talk to potential victims.
The business owners on 10th Street say they work hard to bring in out-of-town customers, but the city isn't giving them the time to keep them.
"When a child thereby faces a substantial risk of serious physical harm, a parent's inability to supervise or protect a child is enough by itself to invoke the juvenile court's dependency jurisdiction," the court said in its 3-0 ruling.
