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Nothing says holidays quite like a house all decked out in twinkly lights and decorations. But when you don't live near a Clark Griswold type, it can be overwhelming to guess where the best holiday light displays are.
A south Sacramento man is in jail and his son is in the hospital in critical condition with third degree burns on half his body.
It's a sound for the season that's turned into a battle for the ages. The challenge: who can keep that Salvation Army bell ringing the longest?
A group of investors looking to own a Major League Soccer team has asked the city of Elk Grove to enter into an exclusive negotiating agreement to bring an expansion team to the city.
It's something parents never want to think about — their child disappearing. Kurtis Ming explains how the FBI is using technology to prepare you for the unexpected.
Two local women bought expensive tickets for a Michael Jackson show at Power Balance Pavilion online, but it turns out they were fake.
A swarm of Modesto Police officers and other emergency personnel descended on a Modesto hospital this morning after getting reports of a man inside making violent threats.
After four hours of testimony with virtually no conflict at the state Capitol on Wednesday afternoon, a student confronted UC Davis chancellor Linda Katehi in the hallway.
A man trying to prevent an alleged home invasion robber from getting away has been shot in Del Paso Heights where police are now searching for the suspect.
One person is dead following a two-car head-on collision on Garden Highway in Sacramento.
The chancellor of the University of California, Davis, is telling lawmakers she never ordered the use of force or pepper spray on students last month.
A disabled tanker truck that caught fire underneath a Southern California freeway overpass sent huge plumes of black smoke across the freeway, closing it to traffic in both directions.
A man who was looking for a place to watch the Geminid meteor shower may have seen a few stars after his car plunged 100 feet down a hill in the Angeles National Forest.
Educators throughout California say they're outraged that the state is cutting some $400 million to schools as of Jan. 1, including the complete elimination of funds for busing.
