Judge OKs Bankrupt PG&E's Plan For $235 Million In Bonuses
A federal judge has approved Pacific Gas & Electric Corp.'s plans to pay $235 million in employee bonuses this year.
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A federal judge has approved Pacific Gas & Electric Corp.'s plans to pay $235 million in employee bonuses this year.
His family is desperate for help to bring their spooked donkey back to their Auburn home.
California lawmakers worked to find common ground Tuesday between law enforcement groups and reformers intent on adopting first-in-the-nation standards designed to limit fatal shootings by police.
Authorities in Northern California say the parents of two boys found inside cages bolted to a bedroom wall have been arrested for child endangerment.
The California State Senate voted to ban schools and principals from suspending students for "willful defiance" of teachers, staff, and administrators.
The so-called "Last Call Bill" could keep bars open until 4 am in several California cities, including Sacramento, and it's getting closer to becoming law.
California may rename part of Interstate 5 in Colusa County after slain Davis Police Officer Natalie Corona.
Pacific Gas and Electric says it needs another rate hike to enhance wildfire safety and attract investors.
A woman who allegedly threw a bag filled with puppies into a trash bin in Coachella has been arrested.
Years of increasingly deadly California wildfires spurred lawmakers to consider regulations Tuesday that would toughen local governments' requirements for approving housing developments in high-risk areas.
Swift water and colder temperatures mean outfitters are taking extra precautions.
Efforts to tax sugary drinks and limit how much soda can be sold in a single cup have stalled in the California Legislature.
The 2019-2020 Broadway on Tour shows feature "A Christmas Story" and "Dear Evan Hansen" as the shows temporarily move to Sacramento's Memorial Auditorium during the renovation of Community Center Theater.
Immigration authorities on Friday said that anyone with any involvement with marijuana, regardless of whether it's legal in the state they live in, can be denied from citizenship because the drug is still outlawed by federal law.
The sentencing of David and Louise Turpin was preceded by the first public statements from some of the children, who alternately spoke of love for their parents, and of what they had suffered despite it, as the couple wiped away tears.
