New Evidence In '70s East Area Rapist Case Could Lead To Possible Suspect Arrest
A decade's old DNA match now links the man known as the "East Area Rapist" to four murders near Santa Barbara.
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A decade's old DNA match now links the man known as the "East Area Rapist" to four murders near Santa Barbara.
Music was heating up the night in downtown Sacramento as thousands of fans rocked out at Sunday's LAUNCH Music Festival.
A football fan fell from an elevated pedestrian walkway and died at San Francisco's Candlestick Park during the 49ers-Green Bay Packers game.
A wildfire burning in a state park in the San Francisco Bay Area has grown to 400 acres and has led to the evacuation of several dozen homes.
Hot temperatures hit the region over the weekend as more 100 degree days are on tap for the workweek.
A local builder has gotten the green light to promote his future business with new signs on the freeway, after a sign ordinance was overturned.
More than a thousand runners remembered the victims of 9-11 Sunday morning in downtown Sacramento.
Scientists are assessing the damage from a massive wildfire burning around Yosemite National Park, laying plans to protect habitat and waterways as the fall rainy season approaches.
State lawmakers head into the final week of this year's Legislative session facing issues that could help shape California's environment and business climate for years to come.
The average price of regular gasoline in the U.S. has risen 3 cents a gallon during the past two weeks.
State legislators have sent Gov. Jerry Brown a hotly debated bill that would open a one-year window of opportunity for victims of childhood sexual abuse to sue religious organizations and other private or nonprofit groups that employed their abusers.
Detectives want to know who worked on a Santa Barbara County strip mall construction project in 1979 as they seek to identify a serial killer suspected of murders and rapes in California more than 30 years ago, the sheriff's department said Saturday.
Lodi's wine region may be sparking a downtown renaissance, but its sidewalks are still in disrepair. Now, the city is asking business owners to pay if they want the sidewalks fixed.
Families in one Yuba County development have been without running water for several days, because the well has dried up.
Fall is just around the corner, but temperatures will feel more like the middle of summer for the next several days.
