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Fewer than 4 in 10 California high school students are completing the requirements to be eligible for the state's public universities, fueling worries of a shortage of college-educated workers when the value of a bachelor's degree has never been higher.
"You know what I should be charged with?" Bob Richards said. "Being a dreamer and believing in something."
Zorro is a family member, friend and service dog to Eric Solanga, an Iraq War veteran coping with post-traumatic stress disorder.
Joshua Hotaling lost both legs in an Afghanistan explosion nearly three years ago. Now a group called Homes For Our Troops is building him a brand new home on this vacant land near Loomis designed for his special needs.
Jose, 35, and his daughter Anahi Tovar, 14, were killed when their car was hit by a truck at the end of a high-speed pursuit through several counties on Wednesday.
MID's Samantha Wookey says they and other irrigation districts have been using the poison for years to keep squirrels from burrowing in the canal levees.
A day after four suspicious fires kept firefighters busy, investigators are looking for clues into the possible arson cases.
A former West Sacramento Police officer has been sentenced to life in prison following his conviction on sexual assault charges.
The Placer County District Attorney has officially filed murder charges against the Antelope twins involved in a chase and crash that killed a father and his daughter Wednesday.
A California state senator and more than two dozen others have been formally indicted in a sweeping San Francisco political corruption case.
