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The San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department has serious concerns about the safety and security in transporting a serial killer to help with a search for victims' remains, but the parole agent who met with him says it can all be done safely.
"Real California cheese" is creating "real" job opportunities in the struggling San Joaquin Valley.
When David Seed lost his job as a plumber, he wasted no time finding a way to cash in on a growing trend: gourmet food trucks.
Grammy nominee Adele will make her much-anticipated return to the stage for the 54th Annual Grammy Awards, nearly five months since having surgery on her vocal cords.
The state could run out of money by March, yet California is truly the Golden State for nearly 2 million government workers.
The twisted tale of two serial killers has taken yet another turn. Loren Herzog and Wesley Shermantine, the so-called "Speed Freak Killers," were convicted in 2001 of four murders but are suspected in many more, and now Hayward police say they're looking at them in a 1988 case.
Mayor Kevin Johnson soon wants moms and dads to be able to choose a Sacramento school based on its letter grade because right now Johnson says parents have no thorough way to compare their child's school to others.
California is running out of money, and if nothing is done, the state will be out of cash by March 8, according to State Controller John Chiang.
Sacramento Police have detained several people after surrounding a Sacramento apartment complex where a man was shot and killed on Monday night but have not made any arrests.
Kaiser Permanente workers throughout Northern California staged a one-day strike Tuesday in a dispute over a new contract for mental health and optical employees, but a Kaiser spokesman said the majority of nurses reported for work.
A 3-year-old boy died in the hospital after being hit on Sunrise Drive in Citrus Heights on New Year's Eve.
Residents outraged over a local park being vandalized with messages of hate took back the park today scrubbing it clean of the racist graffiti that scarred it.
Gov. Jerry Brown has reported raising $1.7 million for his proposed November ballot initiative to temporarily raise California's sales and income taxes.
