Dog, Sheep Rescued From Richmond Cliff
A dog and a sheep are back with their owners after firefighters rescued the wayward animals from a cliff along San Francisco Bay in Richmond.
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A dog and a sheep are back with their owners after firefighters rescued the wayward animals from a cliff along San Francisco Bay in Richmond.
The world's most famous groundhog predicted an early spring Wednesday, but wasn't willing to go out on a limb to forecast whether the nearby Pittsburgh Steelers will win Sunday's Super Bowl.
SWAT officers are going through backyards and a helicopter is searching from the air for a suspect who fired two shots at a Ceres police officer this morning.
A man who appeared on a National Geographic reality show was the victim of a number of attacks after his confession aired on TV.
Hundreds of people gathered in somber support of the grieving family who is mourning the news that a young boy was found dead in the Delta-Mendota Canal on Tuesday.
When a Sacramento woman's brother died, she planned to use his life insurance to pay for the funeral. But when the insurance company wouldn't pay her a dime, it was time to call Kurtis.
California has more than 2 million unemployed. But the people on the board overseeing their appeals have a great job. They make six-figure salaries and all of them are termed out politicians. One lawmaker is trying to change that.
An English teacher at a South Sacramento high school was arrested for illegal possession of drugs during a routine traffic stop, according to police.
State public health officials say the teen birth rate dropped to a new low in 2009.
A Fresno judge has ruled that eight teens will be tried as adults on a murder charge stemming from the fatal stabbing of a 17-year-old boy at a birthday party near Kerman last summer.
The makers of "The Hurt Locker" are asking a federal judge to take part in a belated Oscar screening of sorts -- to watch a DVD of the film and then dismiss an Iraq war veteran's claims it is based on him.
Today on The Don Geronimo Show, the guys find out what the gayest songs of all time are, Don and Janet continue their Super Bowl smack talk, and Don talks with actor Kevin Pollak.
Big companies like General Motors file for bankruptcy. Some cities do, too. And last year 1.5 million Americans did it. But U.S. states aren't allowed. Now a few policymakers and pundits are debating whether it's time to give states a court-sanctioned way to shed their debts.
