Whitman Gave Another $2.6 Million On Election Day
Defeated Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman gave her campaign $2.6 million on Election Day, adding to what already was the most expensive campaign for governor in U.S. history.
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Defeated Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman gave her campaign $2.6 million on Election Day, adding to what already was the most expensive campaign for governor in U.S. history.
A California lawmaker is calling for an investigation of a state agency that loaned out millions of dollars without background checks. On The Money documents how some of those loans are now underwater.
Get a sneak peek of some of the cool cars debuting at the LA Auto Show.
Investigators at Sacramento State are dealing with a series of sexual assault and are warning students to be alert.
A thief used a vehicle as a battering ram slamming into a Roseville bike shop taking several high-end bikes.
A big rig slammed into the back of an SUV on Highway 99 in Sacramento this morning injuring three people.
Friends and family gathered Tuesday night to remember the two men shot and killed in a Vacaville apartment, as well as pray for the third victim who is still hospitalized.
A dispute over high levels of a toxic chemical in the water in a Sierra community may end with the government seizing the supply through eminent domain.
A lawsuit filed Tuesday seeks to halt the sale of 11 California office complexes, alleging the process illegally bypassed the state Judicial Council and amounts to an improper gift of public funds.
A TV producer whose wife was killed on a vacation in Mexico was arrested as a fugitive in Southern California on Tuesday, six months after the Mexican government issued a warrant for his arrest.
A routine traffic stop gave Modesto authorities a chance to seize a huge stash of drugs investigators believe were intended to be used to cook methamphetamine.
Two women caught on camera while allegedly swiping wallets at an elementary school are suspected other thefts months ago at local churches.
The man accused of injuring four firefighters in an Oak Park home explosion pleaded not guilty in court Tuesday, arguing that police had coerced a written confession from him, but a judge ruled that authorities didn't cross the line.
A lawsuit is seeking to stop the sale of 11 California office complexes, alleging the process illegally bypassed the state Judicial Council and amounts to an illegal gift of public funds.
