Selling Appointments At The DMV May Soon Be Illegal
Selling your appointment at the DMV may soon be against the law.
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Selling your appointment at the DMV may soon be against the law.
Butte County cites PG&E for the same Nov. 8 fire that destroyed parks, schools and myriad other public property and amenities.
Sacramento is redesigning the Old Sacramento Waterfront and it's asking kids to submit their ideas.
Three of the Sacramento Kings will participate in the NBA Rising Stars Challenge during All-Star weekend.
California Community Colleges may need to start providing special parking for homeless students who live in their cars.
A 30-year-old Sylmar man has surrendered to police on allegations he punched two women at a hot dog stand in downtown L.A. over the weekend, an attack which was caught on video.
PG&E and other electric utility companies operating in California may need to move their transmission lines and equipment out of fire zones or put the lines underground if a new state bill becomes law.
California wildland managers said Tuesday that they want to speed up logging and prescribed burns designed to slow wildfires that have devastated communities in recent years.
PG&E, which is worth $71 billion, is trying to protect itself from as much as $60 billion in lawsuits from the Nov. 8 Camp Fire in Butte County.
The Chicago Police Department received a report of a possible racially-charged assault and battery against an Empire cast member. Sources told CBS 2 the cast member is Jussie Smollett.
An earthquake early warning system is getting a financial shot in the arm from the state of California.
The California Public Utilities Commission approved the loans in an emergency meeting, one senator calling it the "easy way out."
State lawmakers want to make it easier for breweries and wineries to recycle their water.
The Pacific Gas and Electric board of directors voted late Monday evening to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
California utility regulators on Monday removed a major hurdle to a planned bankruptcy filing by Pacific Gas & Electric Corp. at a raucous, last-minute meeting where protesters repeatedly denounced and spoke over members of the panel.
