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Edward Mallory, 45, of Sacramento was sentenced to 24 years and four months in prison after he was convicted of two counts of conspiracy to distribute crack cocaine and two counts of possessing the drug for distribution.
California Democrats are in a joyful mood after sweeping all nine statewide offices last year and picking up a seat in the state Assembly, despite two bruising, expensive contests.
Rancho Cordova Police are searching for a robbery suspect accused of breaking into a home earlier this month.
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. records show California regulators questioned the utility about its record-keeping practices several years before the San Bruno pipeline explosion, when they found the company was writing key documents in erasable ink.
Anaheim city leaders have upped the ante to get the kings to move down to Southern California. Honda Center owner Henry Samueli is promising a personal loan to the Maloofs and a better TV deal than was previously offered.
Chevron Corp. said Friday its first-quarter net income rose 36 percent, the latest in a string of strong earnings from the major oil companies.
The homeless man shot and killed by a Dublin police sergeant has been identified.
More than half of homeowners inSacramento,San Joaquin and Stanislaus counties are upside down on their mortgages, owing more than their homes are worth. You can bet the conversation whether people should keep making the payments or walk away from a bad investment is happening in every single neighborhood in our area.
A critical audit today reveals the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), is millions of dollars over budget on construction projects.
A Sacramento man who was arrested for allegedly tormenting his neighbors for years seems to be at it again. Joe Ongaro put up a swastika flag in his window to stop renters from moving in next door, and is now accused of coming up with a new tactic.
Modesto Police are currently investigating an accident involving a 12-year-old girl who was struck while riding her bicycle onCarver RoadandBriggsmore Ave.
Nearly 100 police officers could lose their jobs in Sacramento, and the cuts could come as the city tackles a $40 million deficit.
New data shows that the 23-campus California State University system received a record number of undergraduate applications for the coming fall term.
Republicans say California needs to follow Texas' model of lower taxes and fewer regulations and legal hurdles to keep the state economy growing and creating jobs.
State lawmakers have revised a bill to give counties more funding as they prepare to house up to 40,000 inmates who will be transferred from state prisons.
