The Grant Napear Show - February 26, 2015 - Seg 2
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A 19-year-old woman in a U-Haul flagged down officer Pejman Zarrin near West and Hammer lanes in Stockton. The mother of the baby told him the baby wasn't breathing, and may have aspirated baby formula.
Organizers say Summer Night Lights keeps kids busy with positive activities like basketball during the summer, so they're not out committing crimes instead.
No obvious physical injuries or signs of abuse were found on 20-day-old Justice Rees, and the baby appeared to be in good health. The date and time of Rees' death aren't known, but it's likely he died before the search was started on Tuesday night.
Private detective work may not be the most glamorous job in the world, but it can be rewarding and is projected to grow by 11 percent.
Neil was featured on the front page of The Wall Street Journal because of his owner's business. She knits hats for tortoises and sells them on Etsy.
The nonprofit California Fire Foundation is rolling out a new program to help. It's called Supplying Aid to Victims of Emergency, or SAVE. Incident commanders at the scene of a residential fire can make one phone call, activate a $100 gift card and give it to a family.
The unmanned train came through a station at Del Paso Boulevard and Arden Way, eventually losing power and coasting to a stop after traveling more than a mile.
They're united against an Israeli flag on Moddison Avenue with the star of Davis replaced with a blue swastika, along with other symbols. There is also a Palestinian flag, Christmas lights and a row of religious candles in the window.
Residential burglars in Oregon did more than steal some items from a house – they stole the entire thing.
Sacramento Regional Transit District is investigating an incident of a runaway light-rail train earlier this month.
Two quick-footed llamas that dashed in and out of traffic in a Phoenix-area retirement community were captured by authorities Thursday, causing a stir in the streets and on social media.
