California Teenagers Return Home After Being Detained By Russian Authorities
Four California teenagers were returned home on Tuesday after they were held and interrogated by Russian Police after being detained at a youth leadership conference.
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Four California teenagers were returned home on Tuesday after they were held and interrogated by Russian Police after being detained at a youth leadership conference.
Neighbors CBS13 spoke to said there are lots of late nights at the home, so they figured it was more of the same on Monday, until an ambulance arrived and took the little girl away.
Three children and their babysitter are recovering after they were hit by a car in a crosswalk. The accident happened as they were crossing West Main Street in Turlock at around 6 p.m.
Mayor Pro Tem Robb Davis says the improvements will be built along Covell Boulevard, a major road in Davis. Instead of white paint to distinguish a bike lane, barriers will be built to separate bikes and cars.
Like many veterans at Loaves and Fishes on Tuesday, Gary Holloman was discharged honorably, but fell on hard times. Adjusting to civilian life took its toll.
The construction work being done on the new Stockton courthouse is surrounded by a chainlink fence, but construction crews said a distraught man slipped in the site through a gap and quickly climbed 13 stories of the first crane.
It doesn't look much different than your traditional bicycle, but Tim Castleman is riding easier than he would on a traditional bike.
CBS13 first told you about Derek Giardina, 17, who says he's been given detention and docked points after omitting the reference to God, and the school district is standing by its decision.
The California Correctional Peace Officers Association agreed to the fine as part of a settlement proposed by the state's campaign finance watchdog, the Fair Political Practices Commission.
The stores filed the lawsuit Monday in Sacramento federal court, claiming the 91-year-old law violates their free speech rights. They also argue that the law unfairly singles out handguns because similar ads for rifles are allowed.
