Scam Alert: Man Claims To Be Collecting Money For Injured Sacramento Firefighters
Authorities are asking area residents to be on the lookout for a scammer claiming to be collecting money for injured firefighters.
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Authorities are asking area residents to be on the lookout for a scammer claiming to be collecting money for injured firefighters.
About 100 fish, 20 birds and a dog have died after a fire swept through a Los Angeles pet store.
The union that represents about 18,000 Kaiser Permanente nurses in Northern and Central California has reached a tentative contract with the medical provider and canceled a two-day strike planned for next week at 86 hospitals and clinics.
When Ashleigh Williams says her school Rio Prep Academy insisted she had to turn them inside out or take them off, it reached a head on Wednesday.
Researchers at UC Davis say they are one step closer to finding a cure for HIV in a breakthrough study for millions around the world living with the virus.
She and her partner, Shelly Bailes, have been legally married in California for six years, and together for 41. They've worked on the marriage equality movement for 15 years and have seen change.
James Shawcross has been perfecting the piano since he was a young boy, and at 14, he's mastered some of the most difficult movements in music, and he can play it all by memory.
A trip to the Super Bowl is on the line.
Matt Azar, Kendra Langham and Matthew Beardwitt died on Jan. 10 when a wrong way driver hit them near Madison Avenue. The CHP says that driver did not have his headlights on as he slammed into them, head-on.
Khot Panyanouvong, 35, was booked on for the murder of an unnamed inmate. The victim's identity will be released, pending notification of the next of kin.
Folsom Lake looked a lot different on Friday than it did just a year ago. December's storms as the lake filled to 91 percent of its average for this time of the year, but it still has a way to go.
While the shot doesn't mean you're completely immune—with only 23 percent effectiveness—experts still suggest people get the shot.
Susan Oliver is concerned recent anti-police protests will jeopardize more officers' lives and cause children to see law enforcement as the enemy.
