LA to offer $75K reward in TV director's death
Los Angeles officials are offering a $75,000 reward in the fatal home-invasion shooting of a director on the reality TV show "America's Next Top Model."
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Los Angeles officials are offering a $75,000 reward in the fatal home-invasion shooting of a director on the reality TV show "America's Next Top Model."
A Stockton businessman who federal prosecutors say ran two major indoor marijuana growing facilities and seven pot dispensaries that generated millions of dollars has been sentenced to five years in prison.
A state board has given approval for the California High-Speed Rail Authority to start the process of seizing its first property through eminent domain.
Officials say they are investigating an inmate's death at a state prison in Jamestown as a homicide.
California has long been a union stronghold, but a new poll suggests voters are gradually taking a more negative view of organized labor.
Fran Drescher and Kal Penn are among the Hollywood faces being enlisted for the "Tell a Friend Get Covered" campaign, which will urge friends, family members and neighbors around the country to talk to each other about the health care law.
The Chicago-based aerospace company said the reorganization will better meet the needs of its commercial airplane, military and space and security units.
Sacramento County is one of 15 counties in line to split $500 million in state-issued bonds to upgrade jails and build classrooms for inmate rehabilitation programs.
It urged women to wear racy attire with a Native American theme and sparked complaints that it was sexist and ethnically offensive.
The university said in a statement that the student, who lives off campus, was diagnosed Thursday and is receiving treatment.
California officials have voted to allow prostitutes to receive money from a victim compensation fund if they have been raped or beaten.
New figures show that over the last year, California's population grew by the highest rate in nearly a decade.
A San Diego man allegedly operated a revenge porn website so that he could extort money from victims.
Under the current system, those harmed in violent crimes can be paid for medical costs and related expenses, but prostitutes are excluded because their activities are illegal.
Prosecutors said Andrew Miller tried to sell access to two super computers at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory in California for $50,000.
