Study: Teens Using Facebook More
A new survey shows more teens are using Facebook than they did last year.
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A new survey shows more teens are using Facebook than they did last year.
New law makes it easier for school districts to fire abusive and problem teachers.
As sediment settles at the bottom of the reservoirs, it limits the amount of water that can be saved in them. As a result, more water ends up released during wet winters that could be saved for dry summers.
The space affected is between Fifth and Seventh streets and J and L streets, though multiple buildings aren't part of it, including the 660 J office building and the Marshall Hotel.
Researchers at UC Davis are warning of an invasion of water snakes, threatening to put a strain on California's native and endangered species.
Taking the cement shot put circle out of the stadium setting and onto the grounds of the State Capitol has never been done before in a national championship.
Protective injury gear is becoming more popular in professional sports these days and athletes are taking the opportunity to make a fashion statement (and endorsement deals). So who wore theirs the best?
Firefighters are having a tough time getting to the flames of a fire near Foresthill due to downed power lines, a Cal Fire official says.
In a strong defense of digital age privacy, a unanimous Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that police may not generally search the cellphones of people they arrest without first getting search warrants.
Modesto Regional Fire Authority and Ceres Fire Department crews doused a fire at a South Modesto home early Wednesday morning.
The first public opinion poll released since California's June 3 primary shows Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown maintaining a 20-point lead over his general election challenger, Republican Neel Kashkari.
All-inclusive vacations offer families a chance to experience a tropical vacation without having to worry about paying for all of the extra costs associated with traditional vacations.
He's debriefing officers across the country, starting in Sacramento, on his investigation into the police response to ex-LAPD officer-turned-cop-killer Christopher Dorner.
But a proposed bill would make diaper duty equal for moms and dads in California, making changing stations available to men and women anywhere there's a public restroom.
They chose not to do much, letting nature take its course. Most burned-out trees were left in place to protect the still living things that call the park home.
