Mitt Romney Says He Will Not Run For President In 2016
Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney will not run for president in 2016.
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Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney will not run for president in 2016.
Two new cases of measles popped up overnight in Marin County. Health officials say the patients are siblings and were not vaccinated.
Discarded ashes caused a fire outside of a home in Rocklin.
For those who are still searching on how to stay within the average student budget while planning the best spring break trip ever, here are a few helpful tips to get started.
Living on a gravel road in rural Nevada County in a home hidden by a long, sloping driveway with signs warning to keep out and a surveillance camera posted in a tree, it's clear Daniel Meinke liked his privacy.
Johnny Smith says he has thousands of dollars in his account, but showed us how his credit union won't let him get cash out of the ATM. His wife Stephanie says her bank card was rejected while shopping over the holidays.
It all started with a basement cleanup in Southern California. Thanks to a determined homeowner and a genealogist who learned about the story, a family connection dating back to 1896 was made.
Security guards wearing masks patrolled the grounds of UC Davis Medical Center on Thursday as medical staff treated a patient with symptoms consistent with Ebola.
California prisons held 162,804 inmates in 2006, more than twice as many inmates as they were designed to house.
During Thursday night's State of the City speech, San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York was introduced as a new investor in the USL Pro team. The announcement comes one day after Sacramento Kings owner Vivek Ranadive announced he was joining the team's ownership group.
After an officer-involved death, the officer is placed on at least three days paid-administrative leave and a city contracted psychologist must clear him or her to return to duty. Black Leadership Council president, Ralph Lee White argues the psychologist should be chosen at random for each incident.
For many, it's an eyesore. At this week's city council meeting, one fed-up resident brought in a bunch of signs he collected throughout the city. But he was disappointment to learn there isn't enough code enforcement staff to keep up with the signs.
The survey on Thursday found a snowpack water equivalent of just 2.3 inches in the scant snowpack near Echo Summit, about 90 miles east of Sacramento.
Jill Schlesinger reports the National Association of Colleges and Employers says 97.5 percent of internships are paid.
