Matt Moore Must Step Up In Rays Rotation
Coming into the 2012 season, Matt Moore was likely the most-hyped pitching prospect in baseball – not without good reason.
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Coming into the 2012 season, Matt Moore was likely the most-hyped pitching prospect in baseball – not without good reason.
Rescue divers have recovered a body in the American River near one of Sacramento's water treatment plants.
Workers in the San Francisco Bay Area and San Joaquin County suffer through commutes that are longer and cover greater distances than in any other major metro area in the country.
CBS13 Meteorologist Laura Skirde say it will be partly sunny today, getting breezy by this afternoon with SW winds 10-20 mph before the wet weather arrives.
A light sculpture made up of 25,000 LED lights strung along the western span of the Bay Bridge will be turned on Tuesday night after months of preparation.
Beagles are bred to find small game like rabbits, but apparently they can sniff out bigger game too.
Finding a place to shop that you can afford, after being unemployed and having minimal cash to work with, can be daunting. Here is a list of places where you can find the perfect outfit for work no matter what your budget.
Authorities say they have arrested a 20-year-old man suspected of stealing money from a Girl Scout troop that was selling cookies.
Pete Sampras believes tennis is free of performance-enhancing drugs now, as well as during his 14-year pro career that ended in 2002.
One city councilman is lobbying Washington for more U.S. taxpayer dollars to Stockton help reinvent itself.
A missing cell phone at an Elk Grove bowling alley turned into a dangerous game of detective for a college student who tracked down the alleged thief.
A downtown bar and restaurant that opened with high hopes -- and Sacramento tax dollars -- a decade ago along K Street suddenly shut down Monday, surprising both customers and employees.
A Cameron Park family called Kurtis when their TV went out and they thought it should have been covered under a class action settlement.
Three Philippine nationals caught in a sting operation in their native country were convicted Monday of importing military-grade weapons to the United States in a case that earned international attention last year because of a defense lawyer's contention that an undercover FBI agent spent U.S. taxpayer dollars on prostitutes.
A father is behind bars for felony child endangerment charges after he allegedly beat and bound his mentally disabled daughter.
