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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.
Los Angeles County prosecutors have declined to file criminal charges against former U.S. Commerce Secretary John Bryson who was involved in a trio of traffic accidents last month.
Americans will be able to test to see if they are HIV positive in the comfort of their own homes, thanks to a new over-the-counter FDA-approved test.
Nurses at seven San Francisco Bay area hospitals operated by Sutter Health have walked off the job as part of a one-day strike.
A Southwest Airlines flight from Las Vegas has landed safely at San Jose's Mineta airport after the captain declared an emergency following a report of smoke in the cabin.
California's largest state workers union has ratified a furlough agreement to reduce employees' pay by roughly 5 percent for a year.
The new Spider-Man has launched with the same midnight magic as the old one.
Lifeguards say La Jolla Shores in San Diego has been reopened to swimmers and surfers in time for the Fourth of July holiday.
Authorities think an arsonist in San Francisco set off an intense fire that has burned several homes and displaced about 20 people.
A cache of 4,000 pounds of illegal fireworks worth at least $10,000 was seized from a business in unincorporated East Los Angeles, and its 34-year-old landlord was arrested, authorities said Tuesday.
Television icon Andy Griffith is dead at the age of 86, CBS News reports.
A malfunctioning heating system is being blamed for sending water flowing through the AT&T building in Sacramento overnight forcing evacuations and nearly knocking out cell service to thousands of customers.
It's a new home and the start of a new life for 10 men and women in Tracy, but their neighbors are not exactly excited to have them there.
