Attorney: UC Davis Pepper-Spray Cop's Worker's Comp Case Difficult To Prove
Melissa Brown says if John Pike is pursuing money, she believes he must have career-ending symptoms, because it's not going to be a slam-dunk.
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Melissa Brown says if John Pike is pursuing money, she believes he must have career-ending symptoms, because it's not going to be a slam-dunk.
A 72-year-old Woodland man is nursing serious injuries after he was attacked by more than a dozen teenagers—and this may not be the first time it's happened.
Police say someone inside the home unintentionally fired a sawed-off shotgun, hitting an 8-year-old girl in the foot as she played on the floor.
A Stockton woman has been arrested for child endangerment after her 8-year-old daughter was shot in the foot Thursday afternoon, say police.
It was a very close call for a North Highlands family whose mobile home went up in flames overnight.
Volunteers trying to clean up a veterans memorial were attacked by suspects who threatened to shoot the good Samaritans removing gang graffiti.
In Elk Grove, a door-to-door deterrent means one knock could cost you some jail time. A new law makes it illegal for solicitors to bother homeowners who make it clear they don't want to be bothered.
A 73-year-old woman brutally attacked and mugged in Old Sacramento on Sunday is sharing her horrific experience only with CBS13.
The brochure at Cypress Point, where Jennifer Lacey lives, lists a pool, among several other amenities. But rattling the locked pool gate is the closest her neighbors have been able to get to the water.
Thousands of pounds of steel rods came crashing down on a man today at a Vacaville iron company, trapping him under the massive pile.
A fierce firefight with a 100-acre blaze that sent a smoke plume rising above Sacramento will likely last for a few more days as fire crews watch for flare-ups.
The state Department of Industrial Relations' website says John Pike has a settlement conference on Aug. 13 in Sacramento.
With new smartphones coming on the market nearly every month, some become obsolete fairly quickly. But before ditching that old model, there are things to do that can prevent identity fraud.
Construction began on a 108,000-square-foot medical and pharmacy university in Elk Grove. The shortage of doctors in California has the need for more medical students at an all-time high.
