Video Of Botched Target Burglary Released
Investigators hope the release of video showing a bold, but ultimately unsuccessful, burglary of an ATM inside a Target supermarket.
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Investigators hope the release of video showing a bold, but ultimately unsuccessful, burglary of an ATM inside a Target supermarket.
California parole officials have rejected a plea from a quadriplegic convict who hoped to become the first state prison inmate released under a new law aimed at cutting the number of inmates and the cost of care.
The driver of a tour bus that veered off Interstate 80 on Monday, injuring more than a dozen passengers, could face charges of negligence, authorities said.
Today on The Don Geronimo Show, Donte Greene from the Sacramento Kings stops by, Don talks about the love doll episode of his new favorite show, "Taboo", and Don takes some of the new Cosmo quizzes!
Richard Seymour is leading 33 of his Oakland teammates in workouts in suburban Atlanta - nearly 2,500 miles from the Raiders' headquarters in Alameda, Calif.
Spirit, the scrappy robot geologist that captivated the world with its antics on Mars before getting stuck in a sand trap, is about to meet its end after six productive years.
A Central California high school chemistry teacher is under arrest as police investigate reports that she helped students ingest chloroform.
The suspect in a fatal shooting last year at a south Sacramento house party has been convicted of second-degree murder.
Stockton police are asking for help in identifying a little girl who was abandoned in the city back in January.
New safety guidelines have been issued for eating fish caught in San Francisco Bay, the first such update in 17 years.
All lanes of Interstate 5 in Stockton are now open after a distracted driver lost control of his big rig, hit a guard rail and overturned exploding in fire and destroying the contents of someone's home.
Four people have been found dead at a home in San Diego, three of them in a backyard pool and one in a bathtub.
Rescue crews, including some search dogs from Northern California, dug through piles of splintered houses and crushed cars Monday in the search for survivors of a half-mile-wide tornado that killed at least 116 people when it blasted much of the Missouri town of Joplin off the map.
Today's online world is like the wild, wild, west. There is a lot of pioneering going on and local professionals are learning you really have to do your own policing to protect yourself.
A driver is in the hospital this morning after crashing their car into a Sacramento home.
