State Officials Seeking Input From Public On Regulating Driverless Vehicles
With auto officials saying driverless cars could be available by the end of the decade, California officials want to hear from the public on how to regulate the vehicles.
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With auto officials saying driverless cars could be available by the end of the decade, California officials want to hear from the public on how to regulate the vehicles.
Hundreds of people enjoyed the sunshine out at UC Davis, for the 99th Annual Picnic Day.
The bomb threats that were called into two Tracy high schools in March will cost the district more than $100,000.
A suspect search in Stockton after a shooting left one person dead and two others injured.
The Sacramento River Cats are playing at home for the first time since the Boston bombings.
A second round of bureaucratic bickering has begun over the dismantling of California's community redevelopment agencies.
Investors and fans from Seattle and Sacramento were hoping today would be the day the Kings' fate would be decided. Unfortunately, the decision looks to be a couple of weeks away.
San Joaquin Delta College students are on high alert after a violent campus crime in broad daylight.
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A local animal shelter is calling it their "ugly duckling doggie adoption deal." At the Placer SPCA, they're lining up the ugly with an attractive offer.
Sheriff's transcripts released Friday indicate deputies didn't fire a single shot during the final two hours of a standoff with Christopher Dorner, a former Los Angeles police officer who authorities said killed four people in a nearly weeklong rampage.
The second Boston Marathon bombing suspect, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, has been taken into police custody.
A former Sacramento police officer will spend one year in county jail for lying about dozens of DUI arrests he made.
Fairfield police say both the victim and suspect involved in a Home Depot stabbing Friday morning are being uncooperative.
