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Customers were turned around Tuesday morning at DMV offices across the state in the latest of dozens of computer failures this year keeping Californians from registering their cars or renewing their driver's licenses.
While those in the Central Valley sweltered in another hot, hazy day on Tuesday, it was a much different scene in the mountains as thunder, lighting, hail and rain rolled across parts of the Sierra.
A woman sat down for cup of coffee at a Davis coffee shop when she got a glimpse of something she never expected to see - a man masturbating at a table nearby.
A sworn court declaration says a former state parks employee told state attorneys earlier this year that her department was hiding $20 million in a special fund, months before administration officials say they discovered the surplus money.
A retired parole officer was arrested on Tuesday in front of Yolo County jail for impersonating a peace officer in order to obtain information on a case he's working.
A group of senior citizen thrill-seekers embarked on the American River near Placerville on Tuesday for their first rafting trip together.
Hundreds of evacuees have been allowed to return home as crews are continuing to make progress against a Northern California wildfire that has now grown to about 5 square miles.
A body has been found on the campus of a school in Orangevale on the first day of classes, according to officials.
The family of a 16-year-old California girl killed in a Hawaii watercraft crash is suing an Australian tourist charged with third-degree negligent homicide.
Paul Ryan has changed the Electoral College math. With the pick, Romney has chosen a path that writes off almost all of the country and focuses the election on the industrial Midwest.
California Congressman Dennis Cardoza is stepping down from the House of Representatives, according to report.
A construction crew hit an underground gas line forcing temporary evacuations in Stockton Tuesday morning.
An El Dorado County elementary school had to close Tuesday morning due to a power outage.
The California Department of Motor Vehicle offices are back up and running after a statewide computer outage this morning.
