Genetically Modified Foods: Why One Expert Wants Them Out Of Your Kitchen
Author and Wellness Expert Dr. Kathy Gruver answers some common questions about genetically modified foods.
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Author and Wellness Expert Dr. Kathy Gruver answers some common questions about genetically modified foods.
The city of Stockton wants to add extra police to combat crime, but it would force residents to pay a higher sales tax.
The Supreme Court has cleared the way for same-sex marriage in California by holding that defenders of California's gay marriage ban did not have the right to appeal lower court rulings striking down the ban.
Chanting "DOMA is Dead," supporters of same-sex marriage burst into cheers Wednesday at news of the Supreme Court's decision invalidating part of a law denying gay marriage partners the same federal benefits heterosexual couples enjoy.
The concern is how the cash will be spent. The plan would lead to the hiring of 120 officers in an understaffed police department, while at the same keeping the city afloat.
After more than a dozen witnesses' testimony, jurors at a May closed-door hearing determined there was enough evidence to indict the El Dorado County supervisor.
Thousands of gallons of water spilled onto the street and onto people's properties when the main burst at around 2:45 p.m.
According to Large, O'Neal said "I'm going to make DeMarcus Cousins the best big man in the game."
George Loftus says his 72-year-old farm looks more like a graveyard after not getting sufficient water in the past two years. His cherry orchard is gone.
The health-care facility will house and treat up to 1,700 inmates by providing much-needed medical, mental and dental care.
Water officials say while there are toxins in the water, it's not enough to make drinking from the tap dangerous.
The justices have a lengthy menu of options from which to choose. They might come out with rulings that are simple, clear and dramatic. Or they might opt for something narrow and legalistic.
With dozens of journalists tailing her every move, Academy Award-winner Halle Berry appeared at the California Capitol on Tuesday to testify for a bill that would limit the ability of paparazzi to photograph the children of celebrities and public figures.
