Stockton Man Accused Of Stabbing Wife
A Stockton man has been arrested for allegedly stabbing his wife early Tuesday morning.
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A Stockton man has been arrested for allegedly stabbing his wife early Tuesday morning.
Democrats on a congressional oversight panel are stepping up their investigation into how well states are regulating the disposal of oil and gas waste, citing continuing public concern about the potential environmental and health risks of hydraulic fracturing.
Drivers on southbound Highway 99 in Sutter County may see delays this morning after a big rig drove into a ditch and is lying on its side.
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The big day is approaching and you still do not have everything on your list accomplished. One thing you must find is the perfect dress for your bridesmaids. Here in this list you will find five of the best places in the Sacramento area for finding those matchless dresses for your very special day.
A monument that was once celebrated has become an eyesore, and now a group is fighting to keep the memory of a revered gold-rush era educator it honors alive.
A San Diego police officer has shot and wounded a naked burglary suspect.
According to neighbors, the victim and suspect knew each other very well. They were always friendly with one another, so it comes as a complete shock to them something like this would happen.
This year's lack of snow is dealing a big blow to the Lake Tahoe economy. Officials at Squaw Valley Resort have cancelled a major world cup snowboarding event because there's just not enough snow.
Sacramento sheriff's detectives are asking for the public's help to identify two men who were caught on video breaking into parked, locked vehicles and taking property.
The city of Roseville is among the first to use a new app that crowdsources 911 calls.
It's a cat conundrum in Yuba City and neighbors say compassion may be to blame. City council members will vote on an ordinance Tuesday that would prohibit feeding feral cats.
Central Valley farmers say they need two things to be successful: Water and honey bees. But both are in short supply this year. A local beekeeper says he's having trouble finding enough bees for area farms and ranches. So, where did they all go?
President Obama is expected to extend his "deferred act" later this week. The executive action went into effect in 2012 and delays deportation and proceedings for undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children.
A 6.9-magnitude earthquake off the east coast of Japan has prompted a tsunami advisory for the same area hit by a devastating tsunami in 2011, NHK Worldwide reports.