Meteor Passing Through Atmosphere Leaves Many Rattled
A bright meteor shower was not just seen with the eyes but it was heard for miles.
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A bright meteor shower was not just seen with the eyes but it was heard for miles.
Ready, set, change. Moms are attempting to break the record on the number of cloth diapers changed at one time.
Nearly 14 years after Cyndi Vanderheiden vanished; she is finally being laid to rest.
The Santa Cruz Police Department is using a new tool developed by a Bay Area math professor that aims to fight crime and save money.
If the season makes you want to break something… anything… Donna Alexander is a businesswoman with you in mind.
The renewed search for Etan Patz is continuing this weekend, and so far investigators haven't found new evidence inside a SoHo building.
In a surprise move, George Zimmerman took the witness stand at his bond reduction hearing Friday morning and made a brief statement directed at the parents of Trayvon Martin, saying he was sorry for the loss of their son.
Bludgeoned and bloodied, he was just on a walk with his dog, but this local pastor is alive after a brutal beating Friday.
It may be spring but the temperatures Saturday had thousands celebrating UC Davis' annual Picnic Day in the scorching heat.
Early this morning a suspect fired shots after a head-on collision at the intersection of West El Camino Avenue and Dorine Way.
A picture of Tonya Collins shows her with a baby on her lap while busy at work, but the woman, who made so many promises to women desperately wanting a baby, is now in federal custody.
It was gridlock on I-5 as tens of thousands of frustrated drivers tried to find a way around the massive manhunt for a dangerous suspect. And that traffic meant a lot of lost business.
Bloodied and dazed, the apparent victim of a brutal beating and robbery, has been identified as a Woodland pastor.
It was a manhunt that spanned two counties, involved three stolen vehicles, a shutdown interstate, officers dodging fire, and finally, ended with a fatal standoff.
Hundreds of California law enforcement officers, community members and Gov. Jerry Brown crowded Modesto's streets Friday to honor a sheriff's deputy killed last week while serving an eviction notice.
