Third Tourist Cited For Flying Drone In Yellowstone National Park
For the third time this summer, Yellowstone National Park rangers have cited a tourist for illegally flying a drone in the park.
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For the third time this summer, Yellowstone National Park rangers have cited a tourist for illegally flying a drone in the park.
Millions of students will sit down at computers this year to take new tests rooted in the Common Core standards for math and reading, but policymakers in many states are having buyer's remorse.
The compromise deal was brokered by the Democratic governor with legislative leaders from both parties. It will offer $330 million a year in credits to producers through a competitive bidding process and last for five years.
SB1300 by Democratic Sen. Loni Hancock of Berkeley would protect information submitted to state officials from disclosure under the California Public Records Act.
Without the change, more than 78,000 veterans in California would risk losing their GI Bill benefits.
"I will tell you this: I was pulling for Mike," Fisher said at news conference on Saturday. "I really was, and I don't say that very often. Mike came in here and did everything we asked him to do."
Bidding for a third consecutive U.S. Open title, Serena Williams moved into the fourth round by beating 52nd-ranked Varvara Lepchenko 6-3, 6-3 Saturday.
Eighth-seeded Andy Murray overcame a mid-match lull and beat 96th-ranked Andrey Kuznetsov of Russia 6-1, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2 Saturday in the U.S. Open's third round.
New construction, it's something people in several Sacramento areas haven't seen in years. But there's light at the end of the tunnel for one neighborhood.
Lawmakers are sending Gov. Jerry Brown a bill that would make California the first to impose a statewide ban on single-use plastic bags.
It's green and smelly, and now health officials say it's also toxic. San Joaquin County's algae problem is so bad the health department issued a warning today.
Two separate stabbings occurred on separate Mondays, with the victims walking along the same busy downtown Sacramento street. Police say they only have a sketch to go on.
CalVet withdrew approval at all California campuses mid-quarter. This is the latest hit to for-profit colleges, and it's left some military veterans scrambling.
Judges would be able to temporarily take firearms from people who show signs that they could harm themselves or others under a bill headed to Gov. Jerry Brown.
The legislative session is expected to end shortly after midnight with votes on a pair of ethics bills that would update campaign-finance rules.
