Prosecutor: Hospital Director Lured Boys For Sex
A former California state mental hospital director lured young boys with pizza and trips to a mountain cabin to sexually abuse them over a span of four decades, a prosecutor said Tuesday.
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A former California state mental hospital director lured young boys with pizza and trips to a mountain cabin to sexually abuse them over a span of four decades, a prosecutor said Tuesday.
The Internet is running out of the numerical addresses that act as "phone numbers" to ensure that surfers reach websites and e-mails find their destination.
The Stanislaus County Sheriff is offering his deepest condolences to the family of a 4-year-old boy who was kidnapped two weeks ago in Patterson after the body of a young boy was found in a canal early this morning.
The Los Angeles Police Department has eliminated its historical backlog of untested evidence kits collected after sexual assaults.
Airline passengers headed to Sacramento National Airport should check the status of their flights due to a widespread winter storm that is wreaking havoc on the East Coast and Midwest.
A Calaveras County animal rescue group is asking for help after a horrible case of animal cruelty was uncovered this weekend.
A fight is brewing in Midtown Sacramento over the construction of a house.
San Francisco could soon become the first city in the nation to ban the unsolicited distribution of the Yellow Pages.
Ask yourself this -- how long have I ever left my car at the repair shop? Whatever it was, you have nothing on this guy.
In the first State of the State speech of his new administration, Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday urged lawmakers to let California voters decide the direction of the state as it faces a gaping budget deficit, saying it would be "unconscionable" for them to block his request for a special election.
More than $46 million was spent for and against a failed November ballot measure that would have suspended California's landmark global warming law, according to campaign finance reports filed Monday.
Sacramento's new crash tax may prompt a neighboring county to retaliate with a tax of their own.
The fight over pension reform is heating up at the Capitol, where advocates say they're ready to launch a constitutional amendment that would change how California does business.
A state lawmaker this week introduced a bill that would prohibit employers from firing qualified medical marijuana users who consume pot when they're not on the job.
