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The Hercules City Council is considering declaring a local state of emergency to secure state funding to stop a landslide that has rendered four homes uninhabitable and is threatening four more.
Chris Rivest's father sent him from San Francisco to the family vacation cabin near the Sierra Nevada crest with a seemingly simple chore -- clear it and the driveway of snow.
Three women are suing a Southern California motel because of bedbug bites.
A girl was kidnapped and sexually assaulted in Oakland Monday and police are searching for three suspects, police officials said.
A California proposal to tax beekeepers to pay for research on bees' health has stirred up a swarm, even though all agree more study is needed amid a widespread die-off.
Three sheep have been shot to death and seven lambs have been stolen while grazing in a Napa wine country vineyard.
Traffic is back to normal along Interstate 5 in Sacramento after a deadly crash this morning.
Some lawmakers are making a new push to raise the minimum wage in California, but businesses owners are pushing back.
Every 8th grade student at Arden Middle School is facing punishment for a colossal food fight that participants organized through Facebook, according to school officials.
A driver from Orangevale knows the size of her gas tank. When the pump claimed to put more gas in her car than the tank could hold, it was time to call Kurtis Ming.
A number of businesses and residents have been asked to evacuate due to the rapidly rising San Joaquin River, according to authorities.
More than two million Californians are out of work, but the government agency that's supposed to help them, has failed to meet performance standards nine years in a row – according to a critical report released by the Bureau of State Audits.
Two people who survived a deadly rampage last week said the alleged gunman tried to steal their car after killing two other victims.
A controversial Sacramento ordinance that would have charged out-of-town motorists hundreds of dollars for responding to a vehicle crash been repealed.
Jurors have deadlocked on one count against a Northern California teenager accused of setting off two pipe bombs at his former high school.
