Yuba Man Pleads No Contest To Charges He Killed Ex-Girlfriend
A Yuba County man accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend and burying her in his backyard has plead no contest to the charges.
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A Yuba County man accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend and burying her in his backyard has plead no contest to the charges.
Gov. Jerry Brown on Thursday signed a rare on-time budget a day before the start of California's fiscal year, a package that is a combination of spending cuts, fee hikes and the promise of higher tax revenue that might never materialize.
Officials are releasing more water from Comanche Reservoir into the Mokelumne River forcing parts of the river to be closed.
Amtrak is suing a Nevada trucking company for negligence in the hiring of a driver who drove a semi-trailer truck into the side of a passenger train last week in a fiery crash that killed six and injured more than 20.
A young man headed to work early this morning died after losing control of his vehicle and smashing into a tree near Galt.
July 4 is almost here! It's the time for getting together with family, celebrating our country's independence, getting, and of course, fireworks! Here's a list we compiled of fireworks shows in the area.
Forest Service crews are launching a pair of prescribed burns on different parts of national forest land at Lake Tahoe.
A Little League coach admits he went too far -- with a post-game comment that sent a young player home in tears.
A family is struggling to recover after a truck explosion nearly killed a father and a son last week.
A suspect was killed after brandishing a weapon in a senior center and refusing to cooperate with authorities despite numerous requests, police said.
Justin Timberlake apparently wasn't satisfied with just playing a social media impresario in the movies, so now he's becoming one in real life. The pop star, who played Napster co-founder Sean Parker in "The Social Network," a movie about Facebook, has joined Specific Media in buying its downtrodden rival, MySpace, from News Corp. in a deal that closed Wednesday.
A committee led by Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson is set to release a study on the expected economic impact of a new downtown arena.
Every Californian with a vehicle will pay $12 more a year to register it, and millions of property owners who live outside cities will pay $150 annually for state fire protection under two new fees imposed by lawmakers as part of the budget passed late Tuesday. However, the moves could face legal challenges from opponents who argue the fees are taxes in disguise.
"He turned on the dishwasher to show that it worked, and so what did we have? We had a geyser going straight to the ceiling… yeah, straight to the ceiling, and I'm not joking."
