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Two Northern California women accused of running a scam that collected money for a baby's funeral could be in San Diego County.
Fire fighters not only some trouble battling the flames at a Sacramento apartment complex this morning but they also had to deal with a combative fire victim.
Beer and college have long gone together. Now a Northern California university is lending its name and logo to a local beer maker.
Drivers in Stockton have been dealing with an unusual road hazard for days -- a dog that has been dodging traffic and sitting on the side of a Stockton bridge since last Friday.
Fire are blaming a spontaneous combustion of chemicals inside an Orangevale garage for an overnight fire.
The only suspect in the search for a missing woman walked out of jail Wednesday after county authorities said there wasn't enough evidence to press charges against him.
Police have arrested a man for allegedly concocting and executing a series of brutal assaults on his wife that were intended to frame an ex-girlfriend for the crime as part of a plan to regain custody of his child.
When you sell a home, the new homeowner starts paying taxes on it. That is how it's supposed to work. But a Folsom couple called Kurtis Ming when they kept getting tax bills on a manufactured home they sold in 2009.
Fraudulent phone bills are costing taxpayers thousands of dollars each month, in a scheme known as cramming. The targets in this case are government agencies.
There are new developments tonight in the hunt for a cop killer – a case that has haunted investigators for nearly five years.
A busy stretch of a San Francisco Bay area freeway turned into a commuter's nightmare Wednesday after a gunman barricaded himself inside a nearby hotel room and fired a shot toward the road, authorities said.
Police have questioned the California couple convicted of kidnapping Jaycee Dugard about the high-profile abduction of a 9-year-old girl in the San Francisco Bay area more than two decades ago, a newspaper reported Wednesday.
Gov. Jerry Brown on Wednesday turned down a challenge from the mayor of Los Angeles to reform Proposition 13, saying he would prefer to focus his attention on bringing financial stability to California.
One out of every eight Californians is unemployed – but those numbers are about to grow. Close to a dozen Capitol staffers are about to lose their jobs because of what many are calling political payback.
