Letter Returned To Sender 28 Years Later
An envelope lost in the mail for nearly three decades was finally returned to its sender's family, giving them an unexpected treasure trove of family mementos.
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An envelope lost in the mail for nearly three decades was finally returned to its sender's family, giving them an unexpected treasure trove of family mementos.
California's ethics commission has rejected a request by Los Angeles Democrats to investigate whether former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger violated state laws during his affair with a housekeeper -- a relationship that produced a child he hid from his wife for years.
At a university farm in California's crop-abundant Central Valley, a group of U.S. Marines trudged through muddy fields on Monday to learn how to tend pomegranate trees, a crop popular in war-torn Afghanistan where they will soon deploy.
A postman helped save an elderly woman who was helpless in her home for at least two days after suffering a fall, authorities said.
Conclusive evidence in the case of missing Northern California nursing student Michelle Le points to homicide, police said Monday evening.
The Dry Creek School District admission application will no longer pose questions to parents about how their children were born.
The discovery that fracking has quietly been going on for years in California has galvanized oil foes and led to proposed legislation that would regulate the practice and make companies disclose the chemicals they use, the amount of water they're pumping and where they are fracking.
One El Dorado County resident will spend more than a month in jail and another will be deported following a conviction on cockfighting charges, authorities said.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs briefly emerged from a medical leave Monday to unveil a free service that lets customers share calendar entries, songs and other files among their devices more easily.
A California lawmaker and prominent business group are calling on Gov. Jerry Brown to restore funding to develop statewide data systems to track student and teacher performance.
Unseasonably wet weather did not keep Napa Valley winemakers and their patrons from pouring another $7.3 million into local charities during one of the nation's biggest single charity events.
Just as the pioneers did, dozens of people participating in a wagon train re-enactment over the Sierra have run into some trouble on the trail.
Citrus Heights police have arrested a man on child molest charges and are asking for help in identifying more of his alleged victims.
In a healthy economic recovery, states and localities start hiring, expand services and help fuel the nation's growth.
