Gov. Jerry Brown Names Staffer As New State Labor Secretary
Gov. Jerry Brown is naming a new secretary of labor to replace his appointee to the position, the retiring Marty Morgenstern.
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Gov. Jerry Brown is naming a new secretary of labor to replace his appointee to the position, the retiring Marty Morgenstern.
Internet giant Google says it is exploring using two large barges on the East and West coasts as interactive learning centers.
A Sacramento man is one of five teachers statewide vying for the chance to represent California for the national teacher of the year honors.
Citrus Heights police will gather near the scene of an October homicide on Wednesday, hoping to find anyone with information regarding the deadly attack of a disabled man.
Starbucks says it plans to hire at least 10,000 veterans and military spouses over the next five years.
The deceit of disgraced former reporter Stephen Glass in the journalism world was so extraordinary that his tale was turned into a critically acclaimed movie, "Shattered Glass."
California regulators have fined Pacific Gas & Electric Co. more than $8 million for a contractor's botched inspections of more than 200 welds on natural gas pipelines.
Authorities say a parolee suspected of stabbing his girlfriend more than 30 times has been shot and killed by police on a highway in Fairfield after he lunged at officers with a knife.
Turlock police are investigating a shooting death that may have happened in the middle of the street overnight.
Check out the most seriously tricked-out elevators in the world.
Addressed to Sid's 89-year-old mother, the letter begins "You have a target on your back," and continues to slam the Affordable Care Act as "The culture of death."
Ruthless criminal organizations behind mass murders, assassinations and kidnappings are setting up shop in the area, right under property owners' noses.
Neighbors CBS13 spoke to on Tuesday say 66-year-old Gilberto Montoya has been terrorizing children in their neighborhood—standing in his yard staring at children, most of the time with his pants down.
Measure A would increase Stockton's sales tax to 9 percent. Measure B would tell city leaders to spend 65 percent of that new revenue on law enforcement, and 35 percent on getting out of bankruptcy.
Dave Jones says Blue Shield of California didn't play fair with individual policyholders, giving them until Dec. 31 to find new coverage.
