Sacramento Man Removed From Plane Pleads Not Guilty
A man removed from a Southwest Airlines aircraft in Omaha after he allegedly tried to open a door during the flight has pleaded not guilty to charges and will undergo a psychiatric evaluation.
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A man removed from a Southwest Airlines aircraft in Omaha after he allegedly tried to open a door during the flight has pleaded not guilty to charges and will undergo a psychiatric evaluation.
A new study is asserting a link between climate change and both the intensifying California drought and the polar vortex blamed for the recent harsh winter.
A cooling-off period has been called in the fight between the makers of Sriracha hot sauce and the Southern California city that says its air is too spicy to bear.
The Federal Communications Commission is set to propose new Internet rules that would allow Internet service providers to charge content companies for faster delivery of their services over the so-called "last mile" connection to people's homes.
Fans of Paul McCartney, and of bittersweet déjà vu, rejoice - the legendary rocker confirmed that he would be playing at Candlestick Park one final time.
California Supreme Court refused to consider appeal of involuntary manslaughter conviction of Dr. Conrad Murray.
Stacey Armato says TSA agents at the Phoenix airport tried to force her to have her breast milk X-rayed.
Several media outlets are reporting Eric Hill, a contestant on the tenth season of "The Bachelorette" and Citrus Heights native, has died as the result of a paragliding accident.
Nearly 20 years after California became the first state to ban the use of race and ethnicity in college admissions, a proposal to reinstate affirmative action has sparked a backlash that is forging a new divide in the state's powerful Democratic Party and creating opportunity for conservatives.
State senators were scheduled to receive a refresher course in ethics on Wednesday, the fallout from a series of legal cases involving Democratic lawmakers this year.
Federal ocean scientists have found the wreckage of a steamship that sunk in San Francisco Bay in 1888, a disaster that killed 16 people.
Nearly 20 years after California became the first state to ban the use of race and ethnicity in college admissions, a proposal to reinstate affirmative action has sparked a backlash that is forging a new divide in the state's powerful Democratic Party and creating opportunity for conservatives.
The negligence suit that seeks $100 million in damages is the first filed in connection with the April 10 freeway crash in Orland, said A. King Aminpour, the attorney for the plaintiffs.
The Supreme Court says an anonymous tip can be sufficient to justify a decision by police to pull a car over on suspicion of reckless or drunken driving.
A research firm says California home foreclosure starts increased from January through March after plunging to an eight-year low in the previous quarter.
