With High-Tech Guns, Users Could Disable Remotely
A high-tech startup is wading into the gun control debate with a cellphone controller that would allow gun owners to know when their weapon is being moved — and disable it remotely.
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A high-tech startup is wading into the gun control debate with a cellphone controller that would allow gun owners to know when their weapon is being moved — and disable it remotely.
One man was shot early this morning in Sacramento while he was sitting in his van.
University of California medical center workers began a two-day strike Tuesday that could involve thousands of employees and prompted postponement of some surgeries.
Facing an 0-2 hole against the Bruins, one key factor for the Rangers is the play — and health — of goalie Henrik Lundqvist.
Best of all, SPARKLE Couture offers dresses that a bridesmaid truly can wear again on other occasions.
Corrie Vaughn looks like any 12-year-old, but the sixth-grader who takes out the trash and fills the sugar bowl to earn an allowance is seen as a deadbeat in the eyes of creditors who claim he owes $1,100.
A registered sex offender on the run since last Thursday night was arrested after an around-the-clock manhunt by Lodi Police and U.S. Marshals.
A UOP graduate never thought she'd get her degree. She went from being homeless to graduating, despite money and medical setbacks. Now she's giving back.
Season ticket sales will start tomorrow at 9 a.m. for fans who didn't have them last year. Clark pointed out that the best way to get tickets would be to sign up on the team's website.
The San Joaquin Regional Transit District rolled out the quietest pair of buses in all of Northern California on Monday.
A downtown arena is good news for the Downtown Sacramento Partnership—the group that represents property and business owners looking for quality and high-profile tenants to fill property near the proposed arena.
Two men walked up to the home on Saturday night and fired several shots through the window and door, killing Elvira Campos while she was sitting in her living room.
A judge affirmed on Monday that some workers at the five largest University of California medical centers, including UC Davis, can go on a planned two-day strike starting Tuesday.
