Auburn Woman Takes Anti-Drunk Driving Message On The Road
Hit by a drunk driver, an Auburn woman is now warning others before they get behind the wheel.
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Hit by a drunk driver, an Auburn woman is now warning others before they get behind the wheel.
Police arrested a Citrus Heights woman on Friday who is accused of setting fire to her own house.
Californians can drink up in the new year. A new law is allowing supermarkets to serve wine, beer and hard liquor in their stores.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has appointed two members of his administration to a board that will oversee California's implementation of the new federal health care law.
A Modesto man police say was armed with a knife is hospitalized in critical condition after being shot by an officer during an disturbance at a home.
With thousands of partiers expected to crowd places like Old Sacramento, one cabbie says he can make up to $500 tonight, but some say they're willing to pass on the money in order to stay safe.
Did you buy gifts on eBay or Craiglist this holiday season? You could be in for a surprise. There's a hidden tax to online shopping.
A mother is behind bars tonight, charged with the murder of her 11-month-old baby.
A Roseville girl who is wheelchair-bound due to cancer has fallen victim to thieves.
An underground wiring problem knocked out power to about 3,000 customers in Folsom early Friday, according to SMUD.
California environmental health officials are recommending stricter limits on a carcinogen in drinking water whose dangers became more widely known after the 2000 film "Erin Brockovich."
Dazzling fireworks lit up Australia's Sydney Harbor, communist Vietnam held a rare, Western-style countdown to the new year, and Japanese revelers released balloons carrying notes with people's hopes and dreams as the world ushered in 2011.
California motorists, already in sticker shock over rising fines for parking and traffic tickets, should prepare for more beginning New Year's Day, The Los Angeles Times reported Friday.
The California Attorney General's office has decided not to prosecute Deborah Madden, a former San Francisco Police drug lab employee accused of stealing cocaine from the lab.
