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Part of California's transformative prison realignment law was intended to give prosecutors and judges sentencing flexibility: Some convicts could receive a combination of custody and supervision, an approach favored by the state, while others could escape probation in exchange for serving longer sentences.
Syracuse held Marquette to just 39 points as the Orange advanced into the Final Four.
Jedd Gyorko is there to provide a solid bat in the lineup, and he could very well emerge as one of the league's best offensive second baseman.
A Colfax senior citizen signed up for a two year deal with DirecTV. But when he only got a discount for one year, he called Kurtis.
In less than two years, a second person has been killed at a busy Sacramento intersection, which the county has money to fix but hasn't done so yet.
Days before Easter, a bunny rabbit is being celebrated after a Woodland girl's stolen pet was returned.
An Elk Grove teenager says he and his friends were beaten up in a public park because he's bisexual. So why aren't police calling this a hate crime?
Family and friends remembered the legacy of PAWS founder Pat Derby Friday evening in Sacramento.
A man posing as a Stockton store manager, accused a teenage girl of shoplifting and then took her out back and sexually assaulted her, San Joaquin County sheriff's deputies say.
Shipping company UPS has agreed to pay $40 million to end a federal criminal probe connected to its work for online pharmacies.
It seems Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg won't be "liking" anything from the Internal Revenue Service.
California environmentalists say a proposal by state pesticide regulators to allow spraying of a controversial pesticide on rice fields in the Sacramento Valley could harm aquatic organisms and honeybees.
After the grand opening of the new runway at Travis Air Force Base, hundreds wanted to do something that's probably a once in a lifetime opportunity -- run it.
A dumpster full of discarded headstones sits in front of a home in Manteca neighborhood. Owner unearthed hundreds of them used to make a patio. But the mystery is how they got there.
Three business owners in Citrus Heights were left to clean up the mess left from a burglar who cut through their walls to get what they were after.
