Cleanup Of Firing Range Yields Tons Of Metal
A cleanup of a target range at the Miramar Marine Corps Air Station in San Diego has yielded 78,000 pounds of lead and copper.
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A cleanup of a target range at the Miramar Marine Corps Air Station in San Diego has yielded 78,000 pounds of lead and copper.
Sacramento County Sheriff's deputies and FBI agents are asking for help in identifying a bank robber dubbed the "Bucket List Bandit".
The National Weather Service's prediction of isolated thunderstorms in North Bay valleys came true in Fairfield Thursday afternoon.
We've all dealt with flight delays and cancelations at the airport. But when two local travelers had their itinerary completely changed with no explanation they called Kurtis Ming. They planned on heading home to New Orleans for thanksgiving last year. But just hours before their departure, they learned their flights had been changed until the next day.
Dozens of state employees at a local state prison are being accused of being time sheet cheats. A state audit shows highly paid physicians at Mule Creek Prison have been getting paid for hours they never worked.
A new audit released today, finds thousands of cases involving teacher misconduct are hopelessly backlogged, while many of those teachers remain in the classroom.
Gov. Jerry Brown is preparing to take his budget appeal directly to California voters with two days of events in what he says will be the start of a statewide tour to sell his plan for maintaining a series of temporary tax hikes.
The state Legislature has approved urgency legislation giving California hospitals more time to comply with seismic safety requirements and clearing the way for some hospitals to receive Medi-Cal reimbursements.
A fire fighter has been taken to a local hospital after falling ill while battling a two-alarm blaze in Rocklin at a wood manufacturing plant, according to authorities.
The federal judge who struck down California's gay marriage ban has confirmed that he's gay.
A bunch of burning wooden pallets is sent a huge column of black smoke over Sacramento just after noon.
A plane with apparent landing gear trouble made an emergency landing at Sacramento International Airport, according to authorities.
A California woman who was abducted as a girl in 1991 and held captive for 18 years must wait longer to see justice done after an expected plea deal was derailed Thursday by defense concerns that a grand jury might have been improperly selected and acted inappropriately.
