100 Feet Of Defensible Space Is The Law. What Does That Mean?
California law requires homeowners to maintain 100 feet of defensible space around homes and structures to increase you home's chance of withstanding a wildfire.
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California law requires homeowners to maintain 100 feet of defensible space around homes and structures to increase you home's chance of withstanding a wildfire.
Oysters from an estuary in Mexico have been linked to a spate of illnesses in the United States, public health authorities announced Friday.
On September 11, 1988 the 49er Fire started in Nevada County and quickly became the third most destructive fire in state history; now, it's not even in the top 20.
iPhones. L.O.L. Surprise dolls. Nikes. They could all get more expensive if President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to expand tariffs on Chinese imports to include an additional $325 billion in goods left out last year.
There's a growing threat to the levees that protect areas of Sacramento from flooding, and the city is not doing much to stop it.
Elk Grove Unified and CHP continue to investigate school bus crash.
One Marine is dead and six others have been injured after their light armored vehicle rolled over during training at Camp Pendleton in Southern California.
A San Francisco teacher who is on medical leave has to worry about more than just battling breast cancer.
Blue Bottle Coffee is voluntarily recalling its whole bean coffee cans after reported problems with the lid.
Gov. Gavin Newsom proposed a $213 billion state budget Thursday that boosts spending on K-12 education, wildfires and homelessness.
The DUI suspect accused of spitting at police officers as they tried to arrest him Monday night is a teacher at Martin Luther King, Jr. K-8 School in Sacramento.
More than 300,000 three-drawer chests sold online at a number of retailers, including Walmart and Target, are being recalled after a child died when the chest tipped over.
A Lodi woman says she has been hit twice now by the same thief and wants it to stop.
Tuesday night streets around the historic Marshall Hotel in Downtown Sacramento were closed due to structural concerns after debris fell to the ground.
A number of California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation managers used state vehicles to travel to and from work, costing the state and taxpayers more than $80,000.
