San Francisco Sues Feds Over Pipeline Safety
San Francisco is suing the federal agency in charge of enforcing gas pipeline safety, saying it "abjectly failed" to help prevent a deadly explosion in a nearby suburb.
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San Francisco is suing the federal agency in charge of enforcing gas pipeline safety, saying it "abjectly failed" to help prevent a deadly explosion in a nearby suburb.
Mormon church leaders have apologized to the family of Holocaust survivor and Jewish rights advocate Simon Wiesenthal after his parents were posthumously baptized in a Mormon temple ritual last month.
A woman who died after crashing her SUV into a tree in front of a Woodland home Monday afternoon has been identified.
Authorities will resume the search for more bones and other evidence in a well at a rural Northern California ranch after it was suspended on Monday due to wet weather.
The 2012 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue has hit newsstands, with model Kate Upton as its latest cover girl.
Will it be a sunny Valentine's Day? Check out Laura Skirde's forecast to find out.
Are you coffee lover who loves to ski? How about doing both at the same time!
Sacramento Police are investigating after a badly burned body was found near Discovery Park Tuesday morning.
The suspect in an early morning shootout between a brother and sister at a Galt home has been taken into custody, according to police.
Antioch police say a man at home with his young son disarmed a would-be robber and shot the suspect to death with the suspect's own gun.
Vallejo police say 5 people were wounded, including a toddler, during a shootout that began at a strip mall nail salon.
A puppy was shot in the neck in its own front yard and neighbors say this isn't the first time an animal has been hit on their street.
Call Kurtis is exposing a national epidemic of opportunists who are taking aim at the elderly.
Tuesday isn't just the day for lovebirds to celebrate; it's also the busiest day of the year for private investigators hired by suspicious sweethearts.
