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On Monday, inspectors from the United Nations are expected to release their findings from the Syrian chemical attack that killed 1,400 men, women and children.
Thousands of struggling Californians were promised they would get paid their money by this weekend after a computer glitch delayed their unemployment payments.
Fire crews have fully contained a blaze that killed one man and destroyed nearly 70 homes in far northern California.
Great weather is ahead, but major changes are on tap for the end of the week.
A Davis teenager is using his love for animals to help people in need by breeding service dogs.
As the devastation continues in Colorado, leaving several dead and hundreds still unaccounted for, dozens of Sacramento high school students are now home safe after being stranded by the historic floods.
A mentally disabled Stockton woman, and her young daughter have been found safe after disappearing for more than a week, Stockton police announced Sunday morning.
The historic floods in Colorado killed four people, while more than 170 are still missing. Among the stranded were 32 Sacramento high school students.
A key highway into Yosemite National Park that has been closed amid a massive wildfire for nearly three weeks is finally open again.
For decades, California strawberry growers like Rod Koda injected the potent pesticide methyl bromide into soil to kill bugs, weeds and plant diseases before planting strawberries.
Gov. Jerry Brown is set to consider more than a dozen bills that supporters and opponents alike agree would impose the nation's toughest restrictions on gun ownership if he signs the entire legislative package into law.
