Squirrel Monkey 'Banana Sam' Stolen From San Francisco Zoo
San Francisco Zoo officials are asking for the public's help after a monkey was stolen from an exhibit overnight.
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San Francisco Zoo officials are asking for the public's help after a monkey was stolen from an exhibit overnight.
California has released the first statewide flood-control plan, and it calls for $14 billion to $17 billion in repairs and other investments.
The Stanislaus County Sheriff says a Turlock Police dispatcher was driving the truck that hit and killed a crime scene technician this morning as she was collecting evidence from an earlier shooting.
A Stockton family is homeless after an early morning fire hit their home.
A couple of teenagers walked away from an early morning crash in El Dorado Hills the CHP says was caused by the teen driver fooling around behind the wheel.
No snow means no money for businesses along Highway 50.
Sacramento Metro Fire fighters have had a busy night in South Sacramento where an arsonist has been busy setting several trash cans on fire.
The teen who survived being run down by an SUV while walking on a Vacaville sidewalk returned home two days later, still in pain but feeling lucky to be alive.
A police chief in northern Nevada said Thursday he decided to use the discovery of marijuana on five Utah-bound buses carrying 250 underage skiers from Northern California as a teaching moment instead of an enforcement headache.
Many retail stores say goodbye to their seasonal workforce as the holidays wind down, but more than two dozen businesses in the Roseville Galleria mall are still hiring.
A teen suspect was arrested after allegedly forcing his way into an apartment at gunpoint and robbing the occupants Thursday, authorities said.
Detectives arrested a man for the brutal beating of an elderly man in a shopping center a week before Christmas after he allegedly admitted to the attack, authorities said.
A federal judge is blocking California from enforcing its first-in-the-nation mandate for cleaner, low-carbon fuels, saying the rules favor biofuels produced in the state.
A gray wolf has wandered onto California soil for the first time since 1924, according to the California Department of Fish and Game.
