Keith Brooks and Carmichael Dave Show - November 25th, 2014
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With Thanksgiving upon us, we should all take some time to think about what we are thankful for. There is plenty of drama to pay attention to this weekend, and that is something every college football fan can be thankful for.
A third and final suspect in a deadly stabbing last week in Sacramento County has surrendered to authorities.
A Yuba City police officer and a woman were shot overnight.
Oakland's mayor says more than 40 people have been arrested for hurling bottles, breaking windows and setting small fires during protests of a Missouri grand jury's decision not to indict a white police officer in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black 18-year-old.
Smoke billowed from burned-out buildings and sidewalks were strewn with broken glass Tuesday morning after Ferguson erupted over a grand jury's decision not to indict a white police officer in the killing of unarmed black 18-year-old Michael Brown.
The holidays are a time when everyone plans to travel. Not only are travelers going to visit family, but they are looking for a getaway from their daily routines. That is why this time of year is one of the most expensive times to travel. However, traveling during this time of year does not have to break the bank.
If you want to win the ugly Christmas sweater contest at work, you won't find what you need here. But these boutiques can definitely get you ready to shine at holiday parties throughout the season.
The 4-7 St. Louis Rams may seem to be weak at first glance, but as coached by long-time NFL man Jeff Fisher, the team once referred to as the "Lambs" is anything but right now. Remember, St. Louis has wins over Denver, San Francisco and Seattle this year—and they almost beat San Diego last weekend with a third-string quarterback. They're still good.
Nine months after opening, the Cuddle Connection is now in a different location and the client list is in the hundreds. Kelly Peterson is proving the human touch is powerful, even if it comes from a stranger.
Their son, 16-year-old James Rivera, Jr., was killed by police officers in 2010. The San Joaquin County District Attorney's office cleared the officers who fired on their unarmed teenage son, finding the officers' use of force was reasonable.
James and Kathy Daily of Auburn say they're not only worried, but they are angry. They say part of their home could fall into a ravine after shoddy work was discovered after it was approved by the city.
The California Highway Patrol had it towed to City Wide Towing of Lodi where she learned, she'd have to pay more than $300 to get it out. If she couldn't come up with that money, it would cost $50 a day to store it.
