Woman Arrested For Standing In Busy Roadway With Kids
Police arrested a Sacramento woman for child endangerment after she was spotted late Friday night standing in the middle of the road with young children.
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Police arrested a Sacramento woman for child endangerment after she was spotted late Friday night standing in the middle of the road with young children.
NFL free agent Donte Stallworth was hospitalized Saturday with serious burns after the hot air balloon carrying him and two other people crashed into power lines above South Florida, his agent said.
California utility officials are warning that hackers increasingly target utilities with cyberattacks that could leave millions of people without electricity, water and other vital services.
California's four-decade-old environmental protection law has been credited with saving habitat, reducing air pollution and giving residents a voice against deep-pocketed developers.
Patience at the plate will be the key for Ruben Tejada as he enters the 2013 season.
Police have arrested a French Camp man for allegedly shooting and killing his wife on Friday night.
The good news for job seekers is that there's plenty of work in the farm fields, but the bad news for farmers is there are not enough workers coming around.
A Modesto wife and mother speaks for the first time about the arrest of her husband -- a federal officer -- for allegedly killing one of his best friends.
The chairman of the Nevada County Consolidated Fire District resigned suddenly Friday for allegedly sending colleagues a controversial video.
A gas station shooting in Thornton has left one dead and another in critical condition Friday night, authorities say.
It's a shocking statistic -- teens and young adults in San Joaquin County are more likely to be murdered than any other place in the country.
Carnival Cruise Line is saying abandon ship, yet again, after another one of its ships -- Carnival Legend -- experiences technical issue affecting its sailing speed.
A lawyer for a Reuters editor accused of helping hackers deface a Los Angeles Times story said Friday that the journalist didn't commit the crime, but even if he did, it was an Internet prank that shouldn't send anyone to prison for 25 years.
