UPDATE: Isleton Business Owner Flooded With Job Seekers
A fed-up local businessman blamed the bad economy for bad work ethic. Monday night, he made a plea on CBS13: he was looking for good people to hire. The response was overwhelming.
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A fed-up local businessman blamed the bad economy for bad work ethic. Monday night, he made a plea on CBS13: he was looking for good people to hire. The response was overwhelming.
A local medical marijuana dispensary is going out of business so it's planning a huge TGIF party — free pot. That's right, the dispensary is giving away free marijuana on Friday before it closes its doors.
There's been an outpouring of generosity in response to a Modesto Catholic church's donation box being stolen last week.
Harold Harmon says he was warming up his car in North Highlands on a chilly Tuesday morning before leaving for work. In the time it took him to walk from the driveway to lock his front door, someone hopped in and swiped his car.
A chase involving multiple law enforcement agencies that started in Manteca on Monday ended with the arrest of three burglary suspects in Dublin.
Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson says he's hopeful after tonight's City Council vote, he'll be able to give the NBA a dollar amount of what the city will be able to contribute to a new downtown arena when both sides meet in New York on Friday.
Port of Oakland officials say disruptions caused by protesters likely cost businesses, workers and the surrounding community millions of dollars.
The leader of the state Senate says California should offer an electronic library of free basic textbooks for college students.
California's pension crisis has gone from bad to worse, according to a new study released today by the Stanford Institute.
An attempt to arrest several people on a drug warrant lead to a short standoff in Stockton today.
Lodi Police have named a suspect in a November murder.
Californians will find out today how much the state will automatically cut from public schools, higher education and a range of state services. Governor Jerry Brown will release the department's latest forecast for the current fiscal year, which will determine how much in pre-approved cuts the state will need to make starting Jan. 1.
