Golden State Water Company Asks To Lower Rates
Golden State Water Company, which services Rancho Cordova, Gold River, and Arden Manor, wants to lower water rates for customers.
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Golden State Water Company, which services Rancho Cordova, Gold River, and Arden Manor, wants to lower water rates for customers.
The crucial road was projected to open in mid-September but Caltrans announced Tuesday it will open to all travelers by the end of July.
The Sacramento Public Library is starting an online book club for gamers.
Researchers find that decision to reduce criminal penalties in 2014 contributed to a jump in car burglaries, shoplifting, and other theft.
The San Francisco Board of Appeals on Wednesday will decide whether to reconsider its decision to keep the statue named "Early Days."
A man who was caught on camera throwing a homeless man's belongings into a lake last week has been arrested.
While researchers can link the measure to more theft, they found it did not lead to the state's increase in violent crime.
The California Secretary of State's office says the straightforwardly named measure Division Of California Into Three States has reached enough signatures.
More than 95% of all California Kindergartners were fully vaccinated for the 2017-18 school year.
A Bay Area teen is hoping her immigrant father is released from a detention center in time for her upcoming birthday and held an unusual protest to draw attention to his case.
The California Lottery is making it easier for people to check if they won.
Could LSD or Ecstasy be the answer to treating depression, anxiety, and related disorders?
For the second straight year, throngs of Oakland got to celebrate the Golden State Warriors with a parade for a team some are calling a basketball dynasty.
California's last call bill has now been referred to the Assembly Committee on Governmental Organization.
Capt. William Howard Hughes Jr. disappeared in July of 1983 after returning from duty in Europe.
