Yosemite Reopens After Shutdown, But Park's Attendance Will Be Slow To Recover
Normally the park gets about 10,000 visitors a day this time of the year. Employees believe it'll take some time to get back to those numbers.
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Normally the park gets about 10,000 visitors a day this time of the year. Employees believe it'll take some time to get back to those numbers.
Farmers like Bains tell CBS13 that a combination of fewer walnut trees and a higher demand from the Asian market has sent prices surging in the last 10 years.
The university confirms someone recently hacked into a school server, and may have accessed around 1,800 staff members' social security and driver's license numbers.
They will get back pay for now, but the 450 workers at the Bureau of Land Management, like Kylee Moore, were furloughed for the entire 16 days.
Detectives say they got a 911 call late Wednesday night about a shooting at the Amos Lane home in Burson. They found a 52-year-old man dead, and a 20-year-old woman critically injured.
The company previously claimed it was gathering ZIP codes for security purposes, but entering even entering nonexistent numbers will work.
Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom says it's time for California to get serious about legalizing marijuana and that he's willing to put his political reputation on the line to make it happen.
A Northern California Costco store is recalling thousands of additional rotisserie chickens over concerns about salmonella.
A Powerball ticket worth $487,000 was sold at a West Sacramento gas station.
The California DMV says it handed out hundreds of tickets Wednesday to people accused of using fraudulent disabled parking placards.
Racial tensions and gang problems were plaguing a Northern California high school when three students arrived for classes in 2010 wearing American flag T-shirts on Cinco de Mayo.
Police say a man was shot during a fight just after midnight near the state capitol grounds.
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A six-alarm fire early Thursday at a San Francisco Bay Area apartment complex injured four people, one seriously, and displaced dozens, fire officials said.
A marathon negotiating session between the San Francisco Bay Area's main commuter train agency and its unions has stretched into a second day.
