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A parolee led police on a chase in a stolen car before crashing into a tree and being tracked down on foot Wednesday night, the Stockton Police Department said.
A Sacramento County jury convicted a man on six charges, including rape, in attacks on women in south Sacramento in 2011.
California should receive at least $20.6 billion from a settlement with the nation's major mortgage lenders, the largest share of any state and about $2 billion more than expected when the agreement to assist homeowners was announced last year, according to a report released Thursday.
An attorney representing a family bent out of shape over a public school yoga program in the beach city of Encinitas filed a lawsuit Wednesday to stop the district-wide classes.
Fallout from the fiscal cliff is causing troubles for tax preparers, which means it could take longer to get your tax return this year.
More than 200 parents and students rallied Wednesday night to save 11 Sacramento-area schools, whose fate lies in a vote less than 24 hours away.
A woman hit by a Light Rail train Wednesday evening was identified as an elderly woman who went missing Tuesday night.
The Kings made a move Wednesday, not to stay in Sacramento but to send three players out of town.
A Nevada City woman says she's been having problems with her phone line for more than eight months. When she got fed up, she called Kurtis.
Despite a charming foothills location and a Gold Rush history, many struggling Nevada City businesses are shutting their doors.
Police are investigating the connections between a family-owned pizza restaurant and two other businesses targeted in a robbery spree involving three masked men.
Two people suspected of stealing a woman's jet skis and trailer, only to have her follow the water trail to retrieve them, have been arrested by the Sacramento Police Department.
The 24-year-old Roseville man arrested for allegedly abusing players enrolled in the basketball academy run out of his home has been arrested for the second time in two months, but this time for fraud.
Perhaps suffering from a brain freeze, a man claiming to be Jesus intentionally drove his car through a 7-Eleven store in Woodland on Wednesday morning and then started throwing things in the store.
