Former Sacramento Police Officer Arrested For Lying About Arrests Sentenced
A former Sacramento police officer will spend one year in county jail for lying about dozens of DUI arrests he made.
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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.
Federal regulators say California's Department of Public Health failed to spend $455 million meant to improve drinking water infrastructure — at a time when thousands rely on groundwater laced with nitrates and other contaminants.
California's high-speed rail authority changed its rules for selecting a company to build the system's first phase so equal weight was given to the cost of the bids and their technical rating, which includes safety and design quality.
Stockton police are on the lookout for an assailant after a female student reported being attacked at San Joaquin Delta College Friday morning.
A 13-year-old has been arrested after falsely reporting he was held at gunpoint by two other teenagers and was robbed of electronics inside his apartment on Thursday.
The Maloof family is asking NBA owners to approve the sale of the Kings to a Seattle group, saying there is "significant distance between us and the Sacramento group."
For the Boston Celtics, it's time for the real season to begin.
GM is reporting that the diesel Chevrolet Cruze is more efficient than some hybrids.
Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne says government efforts on clean cars should be technology neutral.
Authorities are looking into what caused an Alameda County Sheriff's deputy to hit two pedestrians, killing one of them during an early-morning accident.
Under pressure over its long-standing ban on gays, the Boys Scouts of America is proposing to lift the ban for youth members but continue to exclude gays as adult leaders.
California's jobless rate decreased to 9.4 percent in March, continuing a steady decline as the state pulls itself out of recession.
Police shot and killed one Boston Marathon bombing suspect, while the other – his brother – is still on the run and said to be armed and extremely dangerous.
