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Being the master of a grill is an awesome title, but do you know how to cook and be safe?
Massive firestorms swallowing up forestland and homes by the hundreds are sometimes called super fires, and Northern California could be seeing them in the near future.
An Antelope family was left homeless Tuesday night after a fire tore through their two-story home.
A 4-year-old was spotted on a south Sacramento street corner half a mile away from home -- barefoot and wearing clothes police say were soaked in urine.
Gov. Jerry Brown is asking for more time to negotiate public pension reform with state lawmakers.
A 10-year-old Modesto girl may not be a hero, but her family says she's a miracle after surviving being hit by a car last month.
A 53-year-old man who died Tuesday afternoon after being pulled out of the American River in Sacramento has been identified.
Department of Fish and Game search crews have not yet been able to locate a mountain lion that attacked a Bay Area man over the weekend near Nevada City.
Mayor Kevin Johnson's Plan B to build a new downtown Sacramento arena is dead. Johnson confirmed that Tuesday when he announced AEG won't invest in the project without the Sacramento Kings or another pro sports team involved in the deal.
The Supreme Court's decision upholding the individual mandate and the Affordable Care Act amounts to rolling out the welcome mat for Big Brother to intrude on the lives of Americans.
A SWAT standoff with a man who injured a city worker in a hatchet attack has ended with his arrest, according to police.
Republicans by creating onerous barriers to voting, including strict ID requirements and shortening of early vote periods have created what amounts to a new version of Jim Crow era poll taxes.
Sacramento City fire fighters are battling a grass fire burning east of the Sacramento International Airport which is threatening some structures.
The California Supreme Court has suspended a Sacramento judge's order requiring a juror to submit his Facebook postings about a criminal trial so the judge could decide if the juror's comments constituted misconduct.
