Top 10 Stories On CBSSacramento.com For July 2014
A tragic Stockton bank robbery dominated reader interest in July. Find out which CBS Sacramento story was the most read for the month of July .
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A tragic Stockton bank robbery dominated reader interest in July. Find out which CBS Sacramento story was the most read for the month of July .
Two hostages were either pushed or jumped from the SUV, but Misty Holt-Singh was still in the vehicle when officers exchanged fire with her three kidnappers. Singh did not survive.
The California 3rd District Court of Appeal on Thursday ruled the state may resume selling $10 billion in bonds as called for in a 2008 ballot measure approved by voters.
The revised indictment unsealed last week also alleges that state Sen. Leland Yee, a San Francisco Democrat, sought money in exchange for helping pass legislation making it harder for professional football players to obtain workers compensation in California.
The National Weather Service issued the alert after Yuba County and other local officials reported the possibility a private earthen dam along Little Dry Creek may fail.
The series, which celebrated its 50th anniversary last year, will kick off the Peter Capaldi era on Aug. 23 with a feature-length episode called "New Beginnings."
Electric car maker Tesla Motors says it is preparing a site near Reno, Nevada, as a possible location for its new battery factory, but is still evaluating other locations.
Immigration courts are speeding up hearings for the tens of thousands of Central American children caught on the U.S. border after criticism that the backlogged system is letting immigrants stay in the country for years while waiting for their cases to be heard.
A sheriff's deputy who was driving past a jewelry store in Tahoe City when he heard a window smash nabbed one of three suspects and recovered the stolen jewelry.
A union says California prison employees were pressured into falsifying suicide watch records at the state's Stockton medical facility, endangering inmates and violating court-mandated standards.
A taped-up cooler found sitting on a rail car in Sacramento County does not contain an explosive device, say authorities.
The section of a wildfire burning close to one of Yosemite National Park's treasured giant sequoia groves died down and got no closer to the grove, park officials said Thursday morning.
A California state senator previously charged with bribery has pleaded not guilty to a new charge of racketeering.
California's Republican candidate for governor says he spent a week living as a homeless person in search of a job to test Gov. Jerry Brown's claim that the state is making a comeback after the economic downturn.
Two people were injured after their car crashed into a bus stop and a building early Thursday morning.
