Searing Stretch Of Triple Digit Heat Ahead
A ridge of high pressure has brought an abrupt end to the cool, wet weather that kicked off the work week.
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A ridge of high pressure has brought an abrupt end to the cool, wet weather that kicked off the work week.
A sinkhole impacted traffic Thursday morning on Highway 113, just north of Knights Landing.
The car's payments to Wells Fargo are up to date and were always paid on time. Lisa says when she informed the bank her dad died they said she's not allowed to make payments.
The city of Manteca claimed the Pages had used more than 440,000 gallons of water. That's the equivalent of about 80 tanker trucks.
Wedding season is about to kick into high-gear after two Supreme Court rulings on Wednesday.
The suspect stole the victim's car to get away, but vanished after that. Now the question for officers is whether the alleged killer is dead or alive.
Boatamo Mosupyoe's first encounter with the former South African president and longtime Apartheid prisoner was in Oakland.
Few in the crowd on Wednesday have fought longer for gay rights than Ellen Pontac and Shelly Bailes. On the west steps of the Capitol, they joined hundreds celebrating two landmark Supreme Court rulings.
Dealing with people hell-bent on killing Americans has changed recently from the Connecticut school shootings to the Boston Marathon bombings.
Budget cuts have impacted families going through custody battles by removing resources to help them through the process.
Wendy Montgomery and her family greeted Wednesday's news that the Supreme Court overturned the Defense of Marriage Act and said would not rule on Proposition 8 with a smile.
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.
