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At a time when hundreds of teachers are getting pink slips – and public school districts are in the red, a CBS 13 investigation reveals one local district is spending tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars on an executive chef.
Federal officials are dumping more water from Folsom to make way for rain and runoff from this week's late storm and they are warning people to be cautious if they head out to the American River.
A judge will not dismiss the case against alleged serial killer Joseph Naso, charged with the murders of four Northern California women with matching initials decades ago.
Tax incentives to keep movie and television production from leaving California have created more than 20,000 jobs and pumped nearly $4 billion into the state's economy since 2009, a study released Tuesday concluded.
George Maloof will no longer run day to day operations at the family's Las Vegas casino.
The California Public Employees' Retirement System paid $11 million to an East Coast law firm for an internal review of the nation's largest public pension fund.
A small West Sacramento church that had spent weeks collecting change to buy toys and play equipment has been hit by thieves who took the recently purchased items.
Two people have been killed in an overnight crash in Stanislaus County.
The FBI is warning consumers of a scam which involves high-pressure calls from people asking you to pay a debt you never really had.
A Nevada County man is now telling his story about a nightmare neighbor, the 68-year-old woman who shot at him, and is accused of beating him with a stick.
He congratulated the graduating class of 2011, but one but one principal's commencement speech actually offended some in the crowd.
Nearly two dozen people had to be pulled from the banks of the American River after their rafts overturned.
A wild high speed chase along Interstate 80 ended in a Sacramento cemetery.
