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The San Joaquin County community of Mountain House recently grew out of its "ghost town" title bestowed on it during the housing market crash, but now homeowners fear living in a different type of desolation: a community with dead or brown plants.
Lawmakers are considering a bill that would give tougher punishments for those who sexually assault unconscious or disabled victims.
Water from the hose at the Castlewood Mobile Home Park doesn't look much different from one from any old tap, but after a closer look, you'll think twice before taking a sip. Rhonda Little demonstrated the methane levels in her water by pouring a glass and setting it on fire.
The report found the city may not have done enough research before installing the cameras at six intersections. It argues the number of collisions at the intersections was lower than what the city has stated.
Dressed in an orange jumpsuit, the 31-year-old faced a judge on charges he allegedly intentionally hit a bicyclist with his car in Midtown, then hit two others as he drove off.
The Assembly Committee on Health rejected SB1000 on an 8-7 vote Tuesday as Democratic lawmakers doubted whether a label would change consumer behavior. It needed 10 votes to pass.
You think a criminal should know leaving evidence behind at the scene of a crime is a sure-fire way to get caught. But in the case of a stolen car that was recently recovered by police, it was also a way to ask for forgiveness.
The Republican has made persuading top employers around the country to move to Texas a centerpiece of his administration, even leading a series of job-poaching missions in Democratically controlled states. And California has been a prime target, with Perry bashing what he calls the Golden State's high-tax, over-regulated ways.
The first lesbian to lead a house of the California Legislature says more work needs to be done to promote tolerance of gays and lesbians, especially in rural America.
Hundreds of drivers and fans of the popular ride-sharing companies Uber and Lyft are rallied at the capitol against a bill that could but the brakes on their businesses.
Brett Eldredge is celebrating his second No. 1 song this week with "Beat of the Music." Which is exciting for him…but also potentially scary.
They're calling it the "Banned Grey Poupon Ad" but I don' t think any of us actually believe it was ever banned by anyone.
CBS News reports that U.S. Special Operations forces captured Ahmed Abu Khattala, a suspected leader of the attacks on a U.S. diplomatic facility in Benghazi, Libya in 2012, in a secret raid that took place over the weekend, the Pentagon announced Tuesday.
Fire crews are mopping up a big grass fire in South Sacramento. The fire quickly burned through about 2.5 acres of a dry, grassy field on 65th Street and Stockton Boulevard near the Walmart and 24 Hour Fitness in the Florin Towne Center.
