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A volunteer baseball coach at Yuba City High School has been benched after school officials learned he has a criminal record. Still, some parents are pushing to get the coach back in the game.
For the second week in a row, a Lincoln business has been hit by thieves who smash out windows and grab merchandise. This time, the suspects targeted a small grocery store but only took cigarettes.
Sacramento County Sheriff's deputies are investigating a homicide in South Sacramento.
Student athletes who were sidelined when four sports programs fell victim to budget cuts are raising allegations of financial mismanagement and threatening a lawsuit.
The CEO of an engineering firm is in the thick of recovery efforts in Japan after experiencing the huge quake himself last week.
Consignment shops can be a great way to sell your things but let others do the work. They take a percentage of the sale price and you get the rest, at least you're supposed to.
Three teens were arrested after allegedly attacking and robbing a four-year-old boy for his video game system.
A health insurance company that provides coverage to 6 million people nationwide said Monday it is missing data servers containing the health records, financial information and Social Security numbers for nearly 2 million current and past clients.
With the full extent of the devastation from Japan's massive earthquake and subsequent tsunami still unknown, local businesses that rely on imports from across the Pacific say they won't know how severe the economic impact of the disaster will be for quite some time.
The magnitude 8.9 earthquake that ruptured the seafloor off Japan was the first major test of the nation's $1 billion investment in earthquake early-warning technology. Similar systems could be installed in the Pacific Northwest and California, scientists say. All it takes is money -- and a way to ensure the alerts do more good than harm.
State Controller John Chiang says the unfunded cost of providing future health and dental benefits to retired state employees has grown by $8.1 billion in the past year, to nearly $60 billion.
Sacramento County and federal authorities have released a model of a homicide victim who was found dead in the Delta in 2008.
Operators at California's two nuclear plants said Monday that their facilities can withstand a higher magnitude earthquake than scientists predict could ever strike the plants.
Real estate mogul Michael Lyon pleaded guilty Monday to four charges of secretly taping sexual encounters with women without their consent, according to the Sacramento County District Attorney.
A California official estimates that statewide damage from last week's tsunami exceeds $40 million.
