Man Steals Truck To Get To Court For Other Stolen Car Case
Police say 21-year-old man was arrested on new auto theft charges.
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Police say 21-year-old man was arrested on new auto theft charges.
Jason Hann, 38, killed his infant son more than a decade ago. He was found guilty Tuesday of also murdering his 2-month-old daughter.
There were 33,429 new and existing houses and condominiums sold in November, down 10.8 percent from 37,481 sales the same period last year.
Fire officials say 11 people were injured, when an oven door exploded in a kitchen at the Santa Rita Jail around while inmates were baking.
It's the ultimate fantasy: Walk into a store, plunk down a dollar, and with nothing but luck - really extraordinary luck - you win a giant lottery.
A research firm says California home sales slid last month amid tight supplies, while prices increased.
Paint companies have been ordered to pay $1.1 billion to 10 California cities and counties so that lead can be safely removed from millions of older homes.
Fire officials say 11 people were injured in a kitchen fire at a San Francisco Bay Area jail.
A bolstered firefighting force made gains Tuesday against an unusual fall wildfire that has destroyed 15 homes and forced about 100 people to flee the forested mountains of the scenic Big Sur region overlooking the Pacific.
California has settled legal action by a prisoner who said his parole applications were routinely and unjustifiably denied, an agreement that could bring about earlier releases for inmates who have been sentenced to terms up to life but remain eligible for parole.
Seeman was also sentenced in October to five years of probation and ordered to pay back $5,600 he stole after pleading guilty to one count of elder abuse and one count of perjury.
"The fact is, from a $27 billion deficit we now have a very significant surplus that can continue for many years to come.
Jahi McMath's family is demanding Oakland Children's Hospital conduct an investigation after she went into cardiac arrest.
Supporters and detractors of the Affordable Care Act are fixating on so-called "young invincibles," generally healthy adults in their 20s and 30s who don't rack up large medical bills.
California isn't collecting most assisted living fines as facilities opt to close instead, and if they do pay, they're mostly late.
