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"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."
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"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."
Two men drowned Wednesday morning after they were swept off a bridge by high water levels, authorities said.
Amazon.com says it will stop working with online affiliates based in California since the state passed a new rule that forces online retailers to collect sales tax there.
Some 3 million public and private school students in California must prove they have had a booster vaccination against whooping cough to attend grades 7 through 12 this fall.
Two men were arrested early Wednesday morning after allegedly setting off an explosive inside a mailbox and planting another device at a second residence, deputies said.
An historic clock that stopped ticking in downtown Sacramento 14 years ago should keep perfect time by the end of summer.
As Gov. Jerry Brown and other Democrats celebrate their rare on-time budget, unions and anti-tax groups already are gearing up for a fight at the ballot box over tax increases and government reforms.
An 11-year-old boy's highway drive landed his mother's boyfriend in jail, with investigators saying Wednesday that the man coaxed the youngster to follow him through the Mojave Desert.
Deputies arrested three people in connection with a home invasion robbery in Sacramento overnight.
A judge in Reno, Nev., handling the first lawsuit in a deadly Amtrak crash has issued an order prohibiting the destruction or disposal of any evidence related to last week's fiery collision between a truck and a passenger train.
With jobs and federal aid at stake, dozens of U.S. cities are lining up to contest their 2010 census counts as too low.
Part of a busy Sacramento roadway is closed this morning as crews continue to work to repair a water main that burst Tuesday evening.
A 20-year-old woman is under arrest for shoplifting and using pepper spray on three store employees who confronted her, according to police.
Tolls on San Francisco Bay area bridges are going up for big-rig trucks.
