Marlins' Fire Sale, Trade For Jacob Turner Will Help Team In Long Term
There won't be a whole lot of things to look forward to in Miami this season, but watching Jacob Turner develop will be one of them.
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There won't be a whole lot of things to look forward to in Miami this season, but watching Jacob Turner develop will be one of them.
A driver had a close call Tuesday morning after he was nearly hit by a freight train in Sacramento. Unfortunately his car couldn't be saved.
At least seven Marines are dead and eight others are injured after a mortar shell exploded during a military exercise in Nevada.
Stephen Curry's effortless-looking 3-pointer from 29 feet away symbolized how right things have gone for Golden State during the first two games of a meaningful late-season road trip.
There is a home sale phenomenon sweeping the Sacramento area as record-low interest rates and low prices have some homes selling the very same day they are listed.
Stockton made headlines for last year's record murder rate and soaring debt. Now the city is launching a major makeover as city leaders are targeting the youngest members of the community to create change.
Police are still searching for the suspect who shot an innocent woman in the leg outside a Round Table Pizza Monday night.
Many California business leaders say it's becoming more difficult to do business in the state, and a number of them are being recruited by governors from places like Texas and Iowa.
The investigation into exactly what happened at a Marysville race track is underway after a crash killed two people.
The expectations of electric-car buyers may be too high.
You'd probably be happier behind the wheel of a BMW than a Ferrari.
For many at the Geneva Motor Show, the Volkswagen XL1 was the star.
California State University plans to spend the projected $125.1 million in extra state funding for the 2013-14 academic year to expand enrollment and online courses, boost employee salaries and pay for increased energy and health benefit costs.
The California High-Speed Rail Authority voted Monday to issue nearly $8.6 billion in taxpayer-approved bonds to build the nation's first bullet train.
