California Supreme Court Uphold's Woman's Death Sentence
The California Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the death penalty of a woman convicted of poisoning her husband to collect on a life insurance policy.
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The California Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the death penalty of a woman convicted of poisoning her husband to collect on a life insurance policy.
Two men have pleaded guilty in Los Angeles to a 2011 beating at Dodger Stadium that left San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow brain damaged and disabled.
Three decades after it was stolen, a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air has been returned to a Northern California man -- in better shape than when he originally owned it.
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California lottery officials say the ticket was sold at Dixon Landing Chevron in Milpitas, about 10 miles north of San Jose.
Some doctors won't accept patients with insurance through Covered California—the state-run implementation of the Affordable Care Act. In some cases, doctors say they reimbursement rates are lower.
The governor ramped up his words of warning for Californians: Conserve or beware.
Those contaminants would be less concentrated with more water in a normal rainfall year, but the dry weather has created the risk of higher levels of arsenic and chemicals from industrial operations.
By now, you've probably seen the video of Louis Buchetto helping officer Paul Curtis tackle a man sought for outstanding warrants and a burglary.
Lubow Jowa, along with many Ukrainians in Sacramento, believe the violence won't stop until the international community takes action and puts pressure on the president.
Nailah Winkfield says she believes her daughter, Jahi McMath, is "much better physically" since she was removed from Children's Hospital Oakland last month.
Pomona Assemblyman Freddie Rodriguez has proposed a bill that would create statewide training and protocols for police, fire and emergency medical services.
He was released early from Stanislaus County Jail after serving only a small portion of a sentence on a similar charge. Sheriff Adam Christianson blames realignment and jail overcrowding for his release.
Roscoe is still struggling to breathe, and he has deep gouges to his ribs, stomach and paws after being dragged behind a pickup truck more than a block.
In just a year and a half since the program started, the city has found more than 300 leaks.
