NorCal Police Department To Outsource Service
A cash-strapped Northern California coastal city has decided to outsource its police services due to its longstanding budget woes.
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A cash-strapped Northern California coastal city has decided to outsource its police services due to its longstanding budget woes.
Five people have received healthy kidneys from five donors in what may be among the largest kidney exchanges at a single hospital in California.
This weekend marks WonderCon's 25th Anniversary at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. For many geeks, nerds, gamers, fanboys (or fangirls) no matter what the label, if you love comic books & science fiction, WonderCon is your 'nirvana'.
The job market in the U.S. is showing some signs of a recovery. The unemployment rate in March dropped to 8.8 percent.
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The doors are closed at a traveling free health clinic in Sacramento, but right now the long line is still there.
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A section of California's Pacific Coast Highway that was shut down by a mudslide is now open to motorists for 12 hours a day.
Highway deaths have fallen to levels not seen since the Korean War, helped by more people wearing seat belts, better safety equipment in cars and efforts to curb drunken driving.
For the first time in four years California's recreational Chinook salmon fishermen are gearing up for what is expected to be a normal-length season.
California's campaign finance watchdog is recommending the largest combined fine in the agency's history against Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa for failing to report free tickets to dozens of entertainment events.
Visitors who flocked to San Francisco's Ocean Beach because of Thursday's warmer temperatures were also treated to a glimpse of history as an old shipwreck once again became visible from the shoreline.
