Federal Officials Pledge Another $14 Million To Help California With Drought
Federal officials have pledged another $14 million to help California through its worst drought in recorded history.
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Federal officials have pledged another $14 million to help California through its worst drought in recorded history.
Authorities say Andrea Cardosa admitted she had had a sexual relationship with a female student who posted her telephone accusations on YouTube.
3 Republican lawmakers are demanding Sen. Roderick Wright be expelled or forced to resign.
Vandals have struck a California mosque for a second time, spray-painting vulgarities and leaving behind strips of raw bacon, an act that police are considering a possible hate crime.
A substance-abuse counselor who drove 2 miles through a Los Angeles suburb with a dying man on her windshield was convicted Tuesday of second-degree murder, drunken driving and hit-and-run.
Sen. Roderick Wright could face more than eight years in prison at his March 12 sentencing after a Los Angeles County jury found him guilty of voter fraud and perjury last week.
Authorities say a family therapist charged with robbing a bank last fall has died after his motorhome plunged hundreds of feet off of a Central California coastal bluff.
A Southern California man has been arrested after authorities say he emailed explicit images of a 3-month-old boy to England.
The lawsuit takes aim at a California law barring the sale of eggs produced by hens kept in cages that don't meet California's size and space requirements.
It's the second lawsuit challenging Bowen's interpretation of the 2011 criminal justice realignment law, which is designed to ease overcrowding in state prisons
Sara Krueger, 23, and her boyfriend, 26-year-old Ryan Scott Warner, were each charged on Tuesday with murder and assault on a child resulting in death.
Federal officials have announced $20 million in aid for California farmers affected by the ongoing drought.
A Southern California school administrator who quit her job after a former student aired sexual abuse allegations on a YouTube video that has since been seen nearly a million times was charged Monday with 16 counts of sexually abusing two girls, prosecutors said.
The Riverside County District Attorney's office said Andrea Cardosa, 40, was charged with 5 counts of aggravated sexual assault on a child
He called a Republican effort in Congress to address California's unprecedented drought an "unwelcome and divisive intrusion" in the state's efforts to address the crisis
