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If you've ever stayed at a boutique hotel abroad, odds are you've come across a "Seriously, where on earth did the bartender go -- oh wait, there is no bartender?" honesty bar.
Northern California on Wednesday was in the midst of what forecasters were predicting would be the longest stretch of wet weather yet this year.
Spending by gamblers slowed at U.S. Indian casinos in 2012, as revenue growth fell behind non-tribal casinos for the first time in nearly two decades, according to a report released Wednesday.
A video shows Faisal Mojaddid of Livermore challenging a bewildered driver to a fistfight in the parking lot of a Tracy In-N-Out Burger.
A new policy at UC Davis will allow transgender and international college students to put the name they traditionally go by on their school ID.
Most of the hundreds of violators received a warning. The next step is a $50 dollar fine, then a $200 fine and $1,000 for each one after that.
Parents of kids who attend school in the Turlock Unified School District received an automated phone message today stating a man had accosted three female students in three separate incidents.
30 dancers at Cheetahs Gentlemen's Club say officers photographed them nearly nude and made "arrogant" demands.
Billy James Hammett of Marysville was one of three men who pleaded guilty to the 2011 attack at a convenience store in Marysville, 40 miles north of Sacramento.
Five people accused of stabbing a Sacramento father to death while he tried to defend his daughter and her friends faced a judge on Tuesday.
Rape kits allow crime labs to match an unknown attacker to a database of convicted criminals, but thousands of them aren't being tested at all.
"These fish, they're tiny and they're lousy swimmers," said John McManus with the Golden Gate Salmon Association. "They don't swim down the river ocean, they get flushed down by rain and snowmelt, of which we don't have very much of this year."
Sacramento County Sheriff's investigators were at the Auburn Boulevard Subway restaurant after the alleged brutal attack.
San Francisco requires handgun owners to secure weapons in their homes by storing them in a locker, keeping them on their bodies or applying trigger locks. The city also bans the sale of ammunition that expands on impact, has "no sporting purpose" and is commonly referred to as hollow-point bullets.
