Magnitude-3.5 Earthquake Rattles Northern California
Authorities say they received no reports of damage or injuries after a magnitude-3.5 earthquake struck Northern California's Lake County overnight.
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Authorities say they received no reports of damage or injuries after a magnitude-3.5 earthquake struck Northern California's Lake County overnight.
Fairfield police are searching for suspects in a store robbery that turned deadly.
A tree came crashing down in East Sacramento on F and 52nd Streets and split in two on its way down. Part of the tree landed on a garage roof and the rest blocked all of F Street.
Democrats and Republicans each have something to dislike about California's newest spending plan.
An Amtrak train attendant filed the first lawsuit over a crash that injured her and killed at least six people in Nevada last week, as more details emerged Tuesday about the driving record of the trucker whose big rig plowed into the double-decker rail cars.
Starting today, a few cities in our area are selling fireworks for the first time in years.
To ride out the recession, San Joaquin County needs to cut bus services and they could stop picking up people on Sundays. On Tuesday, riders spoke out about the proposed change in service.
A local contractor says he hasn't worked in six months. He's already lost his house, and blames budget cuts for killing his business.
The woman who is now paying the price for the 18 years of hell Jaycee Dugard endured is asking for help.
A Granite Bay teen has all the right moves, and she's defying all the odds. A few months after she was born a medical scare changed her life forever.
A man was arrested Tuesday for allegedly trying to take a loaded gun through a security checkpoint at Sacramento International Airport.
Exercising their new majority-vote authority, California Democrats on Tuesday closed the remainder of what had been a gaping budget deficit by relying on a combination of deep spending cuts, optimistic revenue projections and new fees that are sure to be challenged in court.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry will swing through California this week for private meetings with Republican leaders and legislators that will stoke speculation that he plans to enter the 2012 presidential race.
Democrats hoping to regain the majority in the House in 2012 might get a strong head start in California, where voters have handed the authority for drawing political boundaries to an independent citizens' commission.
Gov. Jerry Brown has until midnight Tuesday to act on a bill that would make it easier for unions to organize farmworkers in California, but growers characterize the legislation as a union power-grab.
