Senate Passes Bill Allowing Nonprofits To Run Parks
A bill making it easier for 70 California state parks threatened with closures to enter into operating agreements with nonprofits easily cleared the Senate on Wednesday.
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A bill making it easier for 70 California state parks threatened with closures to enter into operating agreements with nonprofits easily cleared the Senate on Wednesday.
A U.C. Berkeley law professor whose nomination to a federal appeals court was blocked by Senate Republicans was unanimously approved Wednesday for the California Supreme Court.
A woman is in serious condition Wednesday after she was run over by a train in Oakdale on Tuesday night, according to police.
The state Senate on Wednesday approved the second half of contentious legislation that would allow students who are illegal immigrants to apply for state-funded scholarships and financial aid.
The nation's No. 39 recruit and versatile star has changed the image of a name and helped turn the Sacramento school into a recognizable power; Washington has emerged as one of Thompson's leading recruiting landing spots.
he University of Southern California – which has just 15 football scholarships for 2012 due to NCAA sanctions - received a commitment earlier this month from standout defensive end Pio Vatuvei, according to the Modesto Bee.
The Sacramento Police Department released a composite sketch Wednesday of a suspect in an assault of an elderly woman earlier this month.
A driver had his vehicle carjacked at gunpoint in downtown Sacramento this morning, according to Sacramento police.
El Dorado County Sheriff's deputies have broken up a fencing operation and are now trying to return some of the stolen property to its rightful owners.
A White House official says President Barack Obama will make a three-day West Coast swing next month.
California schools posted gains on a key measure of academic performance for the ninth straight year, but more campuses failed to reach the federal government's rising benchmarks.
An appeals court has ruled in favor of a decision by former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to furlough about 15,000 employees of elected statewide officers during the height of California's budget crisis.
