California Man Xuehua 'Edward' Peng Accused Of Spying On Behalf Of Chinese Government
U.S. government officials on Monday announced charges accusing an American citizen living in California with acting as a spy for China.
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U.S. government officials on Monday announced charges accusing an American citizen living in California with acting as a spy for China.
A suspected drunk driver crashed head-on into a Calaveras County Sheriff's Deputy patrol car over the weekend, injuring the Deputy.
Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill on Friday that would require animal shelters to microchip missing and abandoned dogs and cats before being returned to their owners or adopted by new families.
Investigators have finished examining the dive boat Conception but have so far found no cause for the fire that killed 34 off the coast of Santa Barbara, officials said Friday.
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Southwest's new nonstop flights from Sacramento to Honolulu will start November 10, 2019, two months early!
A group of San Francisco neighbors came up with their own solution after they said the city wouldn't help them with the local homeless and drug dealer population.
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