Keith Brooks and Carmichael Dave Show - December 10th, 2014
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Attorney Kenneth Feinberg, who was hired by GM to compensate victims, updated the totals Monday.
A new report says California's economy is expected to continue its steady recovery and predicts the state unemployment rate will drop nearly two full percentage points by the end of 2016.
Two teenagers who allegedly fed a live cat to two dogs, videotaped the attack and posted it online have been arrested in Kern County on suspicion of cruelty to an animal.
Northern California residents are bracing for a powerful storm that could be the biggest in five years and prompted the National Weather Service to issue a high wind and flash flood warning.
California prosecutors sued Uber over the ride-booking company's driver background checks and other allegations, adding to the popular startup's legal woes in the U.S. and around the world.
The stage is now set for the first College Football Playoff, and it is going to be fantastic. Unfortunately, somebody had to be left out of the big party, and this year the Big 12 saw not one but two worthy candidates be shutout of the playoff.
This movie was a feast for the eyes. It's the first movie I've seen in a long time that, except for a certain pigeon recipe, made me hungry just watching.
Gina Kern left the North Highlands sandbagging site with her truck bed filled to capacity thanks to some help from 9-year-old Gibson and 8-year-old Madison.
The climbers blurred their faces before uploading the stunt to YouTube where they shimmied up the outside of a metal cage before scrambling up one ladder, then another.
Hydrologists are eagerly awaiting this Thursday's storm to see how much water runoff can be saved during the drought, and some are already making plans for that water.
Investigators say some of the massage parlors they've shut down because of alleged prostitution and human trafficking are trying to reopen under new ownership. But police worry that's not always the case.
