Murder Victim's Family Files Claim Against San Francisco Over Cop's Stolen Gun
The family of a community volunteer killed by a gun stolen from a San Francisco officer filed a legal claim with the city.
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The family of a community volunteer killed by a gun stolen from a San Francisco officer filed a legal claim with the city.
A United flight made an emergency landing in Honolulu on Tuesday after a piece of the cover came off the plane's right engine, United spokesman Charles Hobart said.
He said the comments attributed to him were "definitely taken out of context."
Berkeley City Council members have passed a resolution declaring the city a sanctuary for recreational marijuana.
Lizette Cuesta, 19, was stabbed and left on a rural road near Livermore early Monday morning. Her story grabbed national headlines after her deathbed testimony pointed investigators to her alleged killers.
El Dorado County deputies were dispatched to reports of shots fired at a home in the community of Homewood.
Officials say more than 140 people spent a combined 7,000 hours searching rugged mountain terrain for him.
There's been a significant drop in applications for college financial aid by California students who are in the country illegally after being brought to the U.S. as young children.
Nearly three months after his death, Charles Manson's body is still on ice in Kern County, California, as at least four people fight to claim his body.
A fire on a Southwest Airlines plane forced passengers to evacuate before takeoff at a Southern California airport.
A SoCal man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after his girlfriend's 1-year-old son was found with life-threatening injuries.
Marijuana cultivators are drawn to the Power Inn Road area of District 6, but the city has been inundated with applications to open up shop in that area.
The victim had been stabbed several times and beaten, but she still managed to crawl 100 yards back to the road.
Many of the toys belonging to Xavier Smith, 5, remain on the front doorstep just a few feet away from where he was gunned down in late October.
It's been one year since nearly 200,000 people were evacuated over fears the Oroville Dam auxiliary spillway could fail.
