Women Arrested For Passing Counterfeit Bills
One of two female suspects wanted for allegedly passing thousands of dollars in counterfeit cash at local businesses has been arrested.
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One of two female suspects wanted for allegedly passing thousands of dollars in counterfeit cash at local businesses has been arrested.
The California Supreme Court has ordered a lower court to reconsider the case of a Sacramento juror who refused to turn over his Facebook postings about the trial he was deciding.
With budget talks over a special election on taxes all but dead, Democratic lawmakers are preparing to illustrate the effects of an all-cuts budget to address the rest of California's $26.6 billion deficit.
Teachers facing layoffs are urging parents to take action to save local schools and jobs from the chopping block.
A California man is charged with demanding a rubdown and $200 while pretending to be a massage parlor inspector.
Three weeks after a huge fish die-off in Southern California, officials said Thursday they have a body count but still can't say what drove 175 tons of sardines into the marina where they died.
An after-school program employee in Lodi has been arrested on suspicion of child molestation, according to Lodi police.
A Russian billionaire investor has purchased a lavish, 25,500-square-foot mansion in Silicon Valley for $100 million, believed to be the most ever paid for a single-family home in the United States.
The United States is out of step with the rest of the world's richest industrialized nations: Its economy is growing faster than theirs but creating far fewer jobs.
Prosecutors called Barry Bonds' orthopedic surgeon to the witness stand Thursday at the slugger's perjury trial. They may wish they hadn't.
The goal of a new group called "Here We Build" is to not only keep the Sacramento Kings in the Capitol City but also to get a new stadium out of the deal.
Nursing is now the most sought after profession in Sacramento according to a research group called The Conference Board.
The pension fund for California's teachers is facing a $56 billion shortfall, even as its investments are doing better than expected.
The government is warning people to stay out of those giant see-through inflatable spheres known as "water walking balls" because of the risk of suffocation or drowning.
The 112-campus California Community Colleges system may be forced to enroll 400,000 fewer students and cut thousands of classes because of the state budget impasse and funding shortages.
