Illegal Immigrants Wearing Marine Uniforms Arrested
Border Patrol agents in San Diego say they have caught 13 illegal immigrants wearing U.S. Marine uniforms.
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Border Patrol agents in San Diego say they have caught 13 illegal immigrants wearing U.S. Marine uniforms.
Hundreds of military families arrived back in the United States after leaving earthquake-stricken Japan.
State education officials are reporting that about 30 percent of California students attend schools in 110 districts that are in serious financial trouble.
California State University is planning to reduce enrollment by more than 10,000 students to cope with anticipated cuts in state funding.
A California Highway Patrol cruiser enend up on the front porch of a Hayward home Tuesday after a chase through residential Hayward.
Yosemite National Park will be without electricity for three to six days after a powerful weekend storm forced officials to close the park amid power outages and blocked roads.
City crews had to repair a stop sign that was sheared off overnight in a possible DUI crash in Rancho Cordova.
Two people are in police custody for allegedly stealing copper in east Sacramento.
A new Field Poll finds that California voters have a favorable impression of Gov. Jerry Brown after his first months in office, even though roughly two-thirds are pessimistic about the state's direction.
Residents in a Modesto neighborhood will soon pay for lighting in dark alleyways to deter criminals who target homes in the area.
New statistics from the U.S. Bureau of Labor show that the Sacramento region suffered the most severe job loss in the nation in the last calendar year.
Many of us have company issued cell phones. But what happens when you leave the job? A Lincoln woman called Kurtis when she learned an unpaid bill ended up on her credit report.
A thunderstorm cell produced dramatic funnel clouds over Colusa County on Monday afternoon, at least one of which briefly touched down, but officials say no damage has been reported from the system.
Gov. Jerry Brown and Democratic legislative leaders began a new week of budget negotiations Monday with optimism, even as they admitted little progress on how to address the remainder of California's $26.6 billion shortfall.
A legal case that has lasted more than two decades and brought systemic changes to California's prison system ended Monday after a federal judge determined the state corrections department had made sufficient reforms to protect inmates from being abused by guards.
