Contractor Dies In Accident At Scene Of Ranch Fire
A contractor doing repair work at the scene of the largest wildfire in California's recorded history has died in a vehicle accident.
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A contractor doing repair work at the scene of the largest wildfire in California's recorded history has died in a vehicle accident.
Victor Hayes decided to speak out on the same day, 41 years later, to mark the horrific attack and to bring attention to his case.
The video shows the older teens knock him down, tug at his backpack, and steal his Air Jordan sneakers and cellphone.
It's possible a judge will put the law on hold while the litigation plays out, which could be a significant delay if it heads to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Raging fires, a lower snowpack and sporadic rain was indicative of the state's ongoing transition to a warmer climate, the Department of Water Resources said in a statement.
Last call will stay 2 am in California, despite a push to extend it to 4 am in nine cities, including Sacramento.
First responders and "Good Samaritans" are protected by law if they help dogs and cats in an emergency.
It is now against the law for businesses to secretly use bots online.
Three bills banning smoking at state parks and beaches passed the California Legislature, and the Governor, once again, vetoed all three.
There were loud and sustained calls for more gun control legislation after the mass shooting earlier this year at a high school in Parkland, Florida. A lot of those efforts failed -- but not in California.
The University of California and California State University schools will not be required to offer medication abortions on campus.
Cellular companies such as Verizon are looking to challenge traditional cable companies with residential internet service that promises to be ultra-fast, affordable and wireless.
An equal pay bill covering women and minorities working in state agencies was vetoed by Governor Brown.
Peace officers will now need to undergo training on sexual orientation and gender identity in order to better deal with those minority groups in the state of California.
CalSTRS and CalPERS can continue to invest millions of dollars with the Turkish government despite that country's refusal to acknowledge the Armenian Genocide.
