Modesto Glass Company Looking To Hire Camp Fire Survivors
Don's Mobile Glass is looking for new hires and they're giving priority to Camp Fire survivors.
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Don's Mobile Glass is looking for new hires and they're giving priority to Camp Fire survivors.
The fires, which happened within a year of one another, share the top two spots as the most destructive fires in California.
Eric Bauman's resignation came less than a week after he first faced public accusations of sexual misconduct, although the party received at least one report of inappropriate behavior ahead of the Nov. 6 election.
A pair of car crashes within a week of each other have claimed the lives of two people near a busy intersection in downtown Stockton.
California regulators on Thursday ordered the Pacific Gas & Electric Co. utility to improve its "safety culture" after questioning the safety qualifications of top executives.
Police say a homeless woman suffocated to death after getting stuck in a clothing donation box while apparently trying to retrieve some items.
Southwest Airlines has apologized after an agent laughed at a five-year-old who is named Abcde (pronounced AHB-sih-dee) as she boarded a flight earlier this month.
The coldest and biggest snowfall of the season has begun in the Sierra. And now a winter storm warning is in effect for most of the towns in the upper elevations.
Accused of voting more than once, a former Nevada County woman is now facing jail time. It happened during the 2016 presidential primary after Deidra Vrooman was mailed two absentee ballots.
Thousands of people are homeless in Sacramento and the number is growing. Now one local group says building tiny homes will help.
Walking through the streets of Sacramento we wanted to know, is it really that much more beautiful or is it an illusion?
Residents returning to their homes should be prepared to find bones or bone fragments as they sift through their properties.
Just when the Vrbetas thought things couldn't get any worse, good news was around the corner.
After allegedly stomping, kicking and slamming her four-year-old stepdaughter to the ground, a Stockton woman now faces homicide and child abuse charges.
A token of kindness worth $1.1 million. Paradise High School students lined up Tuesday evening to get a $1,000 check from a generous stranger.
