Sacramento Postal Carrier Indicted For Stealing Prescription Drugs From The Mail
A Sacramento postal worker has been indicted for stealing more than two dozen bottles of prescription drugs while on the job, according to the Department of Justice.
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A Sacramento postal worker has been indicted for stealing more than two dozen bottles of prescription drugs while on the job, according to the Department of Justice.
Smoke detectors are being credited with saving three people when a fire broke out in a large Carmichael home overnight.
As part of his revised budget, Gov. Jerry Brown will propose eliminating a state board that has been criticized for providing a highly paid landing spot for termed-out lawmakers looking for work.
The manifesto and other items belonging to the man known as the "Unabomber" will soon be available for purchase, the government announced Thursday.
Walmart tops the list of Fortune 500 companies, bringing in the most revenue. Our hidden camera investigation uncovered a practice that may be adding to those profits. The practice has some customers and consumer advocates outraged.
An Orangevale woman scoured her neighborhood for more than a week, searching for the dogs that brutally killed her Chihuahua during a walk in the park.
Cal Fire is fired up over how the budget battle might make battling fires a lot more difficult. The department has used prisoners for years, but that workforce could be drying up.
More than two dozen California teachers, including the president of the state's largest teachers union, have been arrested at the state Capitol as part of a protest over education funding in the state budget.
There were three violent crimes at the Whole Earth Festival on the campus of UC Davis over the weekend.
You've probably seen her commercials; "The Tax Lady" Roni Deutch has terminated her business months after allegations that she stole tax refunds from clients.
Today on The Don Geronimo Show, Don sends intern Jordan out to give away #BeHeard t-shirts, and Don takes it upon himself to rearrange the States.
The Assembly has approved changes to California's safety net for injured workers that would prevent cuts to disability benefits based on their race, sex or age.
The leading advocate of removing a racial slur from the headstones marking 36 Gold Rush-era graves is refusing to support a proposal from a state agency to do just that.
Teachers converging this week outside the state Capitol to press for more education funding are showing that the profession has never seemed less appealing.
A woman attending her company barbecue in Sacramento's Discovery Park says a man raped her in the bathroom.
