California Gov. Jerry Brown To Announce New Emergency Drought Legislation On Thursday
Gov. Jerry Brown will announce new emergency drought legislation at a press conference on Thursday, his office announced Wednesday.
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Gov. Jerry Brown will announce new emergency drought legislation at a press conference on Thursday, his office announced Wednesday.
The archdiocese took down the sprinklers after a barrage of criticism because the system installed at St. Mary's Cathedral was drenching homeless people at night.
New Stockton Vice Mayor ChristinaFugazi says while she knows it's not easy, she is hitting the ground running with the Midtown Neighborhood Association, to start targeting businesses and areas that allow loitering.
Over the past year, Roseville residents have consistently reduced their water use almost every month by about 20 percent, but the state still wants them to change how they do that.
Tuesday night's shooting claimed the lives of Kabin Kennebrew, 23; Arniska "Nikki" Lofton, 27; and Aliyah Taylor, 20.
Floyd Feeney, a professor at the UC Davis School of Law, says extenuating circumstances may call for physical intervention. But he's concerned some well-intentioned good Samaritans can make bad decisions and end up in jail, or looking for a good lawyer.
Fleas can live year-round in California, but pet owners in our area say they're seeing infestations like never before.
Kimberly Chittenden was found unresponsive in her home on Monday, and was later pronounced dead.
Sacramento Police say 22-year-old Roberto Leon died on Tuesday after officers surrounded a home he ran into after abandoning a stolen Ford Bronco.
Five children were on board the bus, and are trapped inside until crews can remove the power line.