Houses Selling Like Hotcakes Here And There
Spring 2014 housing indicators tell us that procrastination is not the way forward for buyers.
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Spring 2014 housing indicators tell us that procrastination is not the way forward for buyers.
Cities in California's Central Valley dominate the American Lung Association's annual rankings of the nation's worst air pollution, though traditional dirty-air leader Los Angeles still tops key categories.
A San Francisco Bay Area golf coach who was set to receive an award from the PGA before he was arrested and accused of molesting three boys tried to hire a hit man to have them killed, prosecutors said.
An Auburn-area drug lab was discovered while officers were investigating a report of shots fired Tuesday.
A big rig has crashed into a Ceres-area Jack in the Box restaurant Wednesday morning.
Police say that a man was set up to be robbed by a woman he met online.
Phase 1 of the eastbound Fix 50 work will finish five days early, Caltrans officials announced Wednesday.
With eight months left in office, Gov. Rick Perry is away from Texas almost as much as he's home - hitting the road hard to tout his state as America's best place to do business.
The council approved the McKinley Village development that would add 300 homes to East Sacramento on a 6-3 vote. Council members Steve Cohn, Angelique Ashby, and Kevin McCarty voted against it.
The accident happened at around 1 p.m. at the Parachute Center near North Highway 99 in Acampo. The owner said four friends from the Nevada-Tahoe area came to jump—two were experienced skydivers with 400 jumps.
Commissioner Adam Silver handed down a $2.5 million fine and a lifetime ban for owner Donald Sterling, and the league is acting swiftly to try and force him to sell the Clippers.
A Call Kurtis undercover investigation exposes a dark side of the locksmith industry that reputable and long-established locksmiths characterize as a major threat to their business -- and to vulnerable customers desperate to get back into their homes.
The sheriff's office identified the driver as 38-year-old James Hall of Olivehurst, Calif. He reportedly told deputies he was using a noncommercial GPS. He was cited for violating the posted truck route.
Starting on July 1, the court will charge a fee of $1 every time someone looks up a Sacramento County court case online, but officials say it's just a temporary measure.
AB1576 is the third attempt by Assemblyman Isadore Hall, D-Compton, to expand statewide a Los Angeles mandate approved by voters in 2012.
