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A spokesman for Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg confirmed to CBS13 that the state senator who was sentenced in a voter fraud case last week as stepped down.
PG&E said its probe found improper emails last January between PG&E and the commission over the assignment of state officials to decide a rate case involving PG&E.
Investigators say a wing malfunctioned before an experimental aircraft crashed last week in Nevada, killing a retired Air Force pilot from California as he tried to qualify for the Reno National Championship Air Races.
A crew of inmate firefighters battling the King Fire in El Dorado County were threatened by fast-moving flames Monday.
A 16-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of moving what had been an intended getaway car two days after a deadly Northern California bank robbery, police said Monday.
Stockton police have released the identify of a person of interest possibly connected to the Stockton Bank robbery in July left three people dead in a bloody shootout.
A California man pleaded guilty Monday to defacing two Park City murals believed to have been done by the mysterious British graffiti artist Banksy.
Rising income inequality has led to slowing tax revenue growth in California, but the state has responded by increasing its top marginal tax rate, causing its growth rate to accelerate after 2009, according to a new study released Monday by credit rating agency Standard & Poor's.
A Manteca boy who was reportedly shot in the head by a 17-year-old male earlier in September has died.
Firefighters are working to contain a growing fire near Pollock Pines that has prompted evacuations.
As a "security aide" typist, Jen Havermann got her first exposure to computers while digging through databases.
Working with the smallest building blocks of the universe, Raytheon's scientists are creating new substances and computing technology straight from the pages of science fiction.
According to a 2013 College Board report, full-time workers with a bachelor's degree earn an average of $21,000 more annually than those who have no education beyond high school.
With their rigorous curricula, highly trained teachers and multiple resources, these schools produce better results than traditional high schools in graduating students with STEM skills.
The cities of West Sacramento and Davis are being transformed with new developments to be constructed, as well as new businesses moving into the cities creating many new jobs.
