California May Ban All Smartphones At Schools
California may ban all students from using smartphones at school.
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California may ban all students from using smartphones at school.
The probation officer is facing charges in two counties for allegedly recording women at home and at work.
Authorities in central California say a woman who was pulled over for a possible DUI was hit and killed by a passing vehicle after she ran away from her car.
The price of a gallon of regular gas in California jumped 12 cents this month but remains below the average from one year ago.
A popular vlogger who touts the health benefits of a raw vegan diet, is being slammed on social media after she was caught last week eating fish at a restaurant.
The San Jose Sharks made the playoffs again this season and fans can buy tickets for Round 1 on Wednesday, March 27.
Police in Palo Alto say a man entered a woman's bedroom, turned off the lights, sat on her bed and tried to talk to her before leaving.
President Donald Trump is expected to order U.S. colleges to protect free speech on their campuses or risk losing federal funding.
Bad news: No one won Wednesday night's Powerball drawing. Good news: Now you have a chance at an even bigger jackpot.
The word "riot," is now covered, and the buttons will be swapped out this week.
Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to charge California water customers up to $10 per month to help clean up contaminated water in low-income and rural areas, but he will face resistance from some legislative Democrats hesitant to impose new taxes.
California is calling in the National Guard for the first time next month to help protect communities from devastating fires like the one that largely destroyed the city of Paradise last fall.
Authorities say a woman is in custody after deputies discovered her 96-year-old father living in a home stinking of feces and filled with up to 700 rats.
Fantasies of buying 423 castles or 2,143 Ferraris could become reality this week now that the Powerball jackpot has topped half a billion dollars.
A state building in Downtown Sacramento now has a "riot button" installed in its elevators and it's getting the attention of employees who wonder what it does.
