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Protesters have been regularly blockading an on-campus bank, forcing it to shut down day after day, but the tactic is testing the patients of some students.
A national non-profit organization is teaming up with the California Trucking Association in hopes of teaching truck drivers how to spot and report sex trafficking suspects out on the road.
A Sacramento man's $300 dollar Walgreens gift card disappeared. So he called to have it replaced, but he says it's been a year and a half and Walgreens still hadn't sent him a replacement! That's when he called Kurtis.
Lake Tahoe's attempt to entice the Winter Olympics to return to the Sierra slopes shouldn't be affected by the season's slim snowpack, officials said.
Authorities say a Concord woman has been taken off life support after she was injured during a fire in her apartment earlier this week.
Katy Perry is expected to perform at the 54th Annual Grammy Awards on Feb. 12, marking the singer's first public appearance since her highly publicized split from Russell Brand.
A Sacramento resident has been arrested after he allegedly tried to bring police to a property dispute more quickly by telling 911 an officer had been injured, authorities said.
An investigation is under way in North Highlands where a home exploded overnight, jolting neighbors out of bed and into action.
The Southern California owner of a Honda hybrid car has won her unusual small-claims court lawsuit against the automaker over the vehicle's failure to deliver its stated fuel economy.
State lawmakers are hailing Facebook's much-anticipated stock offering as a potential windfall for California's cash-strapped treasury, while some already are saying the extra revenue should go to preventing cutbacks to public schools.
Authorities say a 14-year-old Northern California girl who died during a sleepover last summer overdosed on a chemical found in so-called "date rape" drug, but it's unclear how she got the drug.
