Opinion: Oh, Heck! Now You Can't Even Swear In Some Places
Middleborough's ban on public swearing makes the leap from cleaning up public discourse to big brother government going too far.
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Middleborough's ban on public swearing makes the leap from cleaning up public discourse to big brother government going too far.
The Miami Heat looked great for three quarters of Game 1 of the NBA Finals. The fourth quarter swung the game for the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Heat now have to figure out how to slow down the Thunder heading into Game 2.
Officials at Yosemite National Park are set to close cabins in a popular lodging area as well as some employee housing because of the potential danger from falling rocks.
These are some of the best bars in Sacramento to feel the summer breeze and quench your thirst in an outdoor venue.
A couple of teens are in serious trouble for allegedly lighting off a smoke bomb in the middle of a local grocery store on Wednesday.
Former Hughleys star Dorjan "Dee Jay" Daniels is sitting in the San Joaquin County Jail facing murder charges.
The coast guard races out to rescue stranded boaters all over but it's not because of a giant mammal in the water. This is quite the whale of a tale.
The Boy Scouts may soon allow gay scouts and gay scout leaders, and that could clear the way for thousands of men to come back.
It's nice to get away from it all, but let's face it, these days most of us still want to stay connected. This summer a new text alert system is taking that idea to a whole new level.
Governor Jerry Brown is calling for more than $200 million in cuts to the in-home care program, but hundreds at the capitol urged lawmakers to find other areas to cut.
A high-speed chase in Elk Grove ended in a fiery crash that left eight people injured Wednesday.
Dads pass on their talents to their kids. And some kids follow dad into the music business, including these musical families.
An elderly driver crashed into the front entrance of an Elk Grove restaurant on Wednesday afternoon, injuring a customer.
A man who went on a spree of armed robberies throughout Sacramento County last year is facing a sentence of 31 years to life after pleading guilty.
