Woman Hit, Killed By Freight Train Was Talking On Her Phone
Authorities say a woman who was fatally struck by a freight train north of Santa Barbara was talking on her cellphone when she walked into the path of the train.
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Authorities say a woman who was fatally struck by a freight train north of Santa Barbara was talking on her cellphone when she walked into the path of the train.
Police in Turlock are looking for the driver of a car that took off after hitting a young child late Friday afternoon.
A Marysville teacher has been arrested, accused of having sex with a student.
New federal research says small earthquakes shaking Oklahoma and southern Kansas daily are dramatically increasing the chance of bigger and dangerous quakes.
A police chief in Northern California has drawn criticism from homeless advocates for saying charities are to blame for attracting more transients to town by offering them services, a newspaper reports.
Police say a 33-year-old man is dead after a shooting in Stockton in early Saturday afternoon.
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He's a gold-medal Olympian known for his stamina and his famous family. Now according to numerous reports, Jenner has a different challenge ahead of him.
He's an attorney with a degree in biology and finance hoping to make the jump from his high-paying job at a large technology firm to became a government man.
