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Environmentalists are taking a stand against Nestle's Sacramento water-bottling plant, saying it's time for the plant to close to protect the local groundwater supply.
Chrysler is recalling nearly 907,000 Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep SUVs and cars for failing alternators and heated power mirrors that can cause minor fires.
A California woman taken hostage during a bank robbery and killed by police in an ensuing shootout begged for her life as she was dragged away by kidnappers, a lawyer for her family said Thursday.
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"There's no evidence of community spread for Ebola in this state or any other state in the United States," said Dr. Ron Chapman with the California Department of Public Health.
Police say Sashi Pal left a lot of people high and dry. A Bay Area nonprofit allegedly lost $30,000 when they paid Pal for plane tickets he never purchased.
The news that Cortez Quinn's legal troubles and his time as a Twin Rivers Unified School District Trustee may finally be over came as a relief to another Trustee we spoke to.
With dried blood left behind, neighbors said they heard the screaming. Fernandez had apparently intervened after the four dogs broke loose from the next yard over, attacking his aging mother.
Juan Fernandez, 59, died of multiple traumatic injuries suffered in Tuesday's attack at his home in the city of Modesto, Stanislaus County Sheriff Adam Christianson said. His mother, Maria, remained hospitalized in critical condition.
With his leg amputated in surgery, the CHP said Mike Mitchell could either retire, or try to earn his job back with a computerized prosthetic leg.
Sacramento International Airport officials tell CBS13 plans are "in place to maintain customer safety." Airport rescue firefighters have been put on alert to watch for symptoms and investigate travel history for any passenger who gets sick and needs medical attention.