Audio: The Don Geronimo Show - January 6, 2011
Today on The Don Geronimo Show, Dave gives an update on his son, Don plays "Stump The Stoop" with engineer Bruce, and we are all set for "Underwear Trivia" tomorrow!
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Today on The Don Geronimo Show, Dave gives an update on his son, Don plays "Stump The Stoop" with engineer Bruce, and we are all set for "Underwear Trivia" tomorrow!
A hazmat situation at the Sacramento County Dump has caused authorities to ask anyone within 300 feet of the area to evacuate, according to Sacramento Metro Fire.
The Northern California couple charged with kidnapping Jaycee Dugard and holding her captive for 18 years have temporarily lost the right to talk to each other on the telephone.
Anthem Blue Cross is hiking rates 9.8 percent on average for individual insurance policyholders, on the heels of a rate hike in October that averaged 14 percent.
Tracy police are asking for the public's help after a cab driver's report of two run-ins with the same armed man in two nights.
A Sacramento City fire truck responding with lights and sirens to an emergency call never made it to its destination.
A concerned citizen helped Modesto police track down possible suspects in a morning bank robbery by snapping a quick picture of the getaway car as it sped away.
If a crying woman's red nose isn't a big enough turnoff to a man, a surprising experiment found another reason: Tears of sadness may temporarily lower his testosterone level.
AT&T Inc. will start selling the previous-generation iPhone—the iPhone 3GS—for $49 starting Friday to customers who buy the smart phone with a two-year service contract and data plan.
The only Democratic appointee on the California Supreme Court is stepping down next month, a court official confirmed Thursday.
The first portable devices announced for Verizon Wireless' new, high-speed wireless data network are a smart phone and a tablet from Motorola, both designed to take advantage of network's speed with cameras for videoconferencing.
The will Elizabeth Edwards signed days before her death last month makes no mention of her estranged husband and two-time presidential candidate John Edwards.
A tip from a concerned neighbor prompted a search by authorities that uncovered explosive chemicals that was intended to be used in a pipe bomb, authorities said.
