Republican Presidential Candidate Romney In Stockton For Fundraiser
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney was in Stockton Tuesday morning in search of votes, money and more Republican endorsements.
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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney was in Stockton Tuesday morning in search of votes, money and more Republican endorsements.
Two men have been shot and killed near the Stockton Airport, according to officials.
A state parks official says only a fraction of the 70 California parks originally slated to close this summer because of budget cuts will actually be shut down.
An Oregon jury says a problem with an engine was responsible for the 2008 crash of a helicopter that killed nine firefighters during a wildfire in Northern California.
A 49-year-old crab fisherman working off the San Mateo County coast died after getting tangled in a line attached to a crab trap, which pulled him overboard.
San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi is challenging his suspension as he faces a misconduct charge stemming from a domestic violence case.
A 41-year-old teacher leaves his wife and his three children to date one of his high school students — and there's nothing illegal about it.
A federal judge has blocked the importation of a drug used in executions on grounds the Food and Drug Administration ignored the law by allowing it into this country.
Save Mart Supermarkets says it will no longer sell meats containing the food additive known as Pink Slime at any of its stores including Lucky and FoodMaxx.
A JetBlue flight from New York to Las Vegas had to make an emergency landing in Texas after a bizarre incident involving a co-pilot being locked out of the cockpit and tackled by passengers at the request of a flight attendant.
Woodland Police are searching for an arsonist who set a pick up truck on fire early Tuesday morning.
A major element in Saturday's Final Four showdown between Louisville and Kentucky will be the Cardinals' match up zone.
A report produced for an environmental group claims that the utility that runs California's San Onofre nuclear plant misled federal regulators about equipment changes that are the likely cause of extensive wear on tubing that carries radioactive water.
California court leaders are deciding the fate of a planned statewide computer system amid growing pressure to scrap the project.
