Dry Winter Means Water Cuts For California Districts
The Department of Water Resources said it currently expects to provide customers of the State Water Project with just 20 percent of their requested amounts.
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The Department of Water Resources said it currently expects to provide customers of the State Water Project with just 20 percent of their requested amounts.
Officials say a Bay Area police officer trying to break up a gathering of car enthusiasts was seriously injured after being slammed by a car that fled the scene.
A Bay Area mom's photos of nasty conditions at a San Jose meat market are going viral. Now the store is doing 'damage control.'
Stakeholders working toward a deal on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, likely including border security, are not giving up hope.
The banner mocked San Francisco's sanctuary city policy.
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So far, three parties have staked claims in court to collect Manson's body from the morgue and take control of any assets.
Video shows him running up behind a counter protester trying to rise to her feet and hitting her in the head with a pole, using a full baseball bat-like swing.
It's the latest step by Gov. Jerry Brown to advance his ambitious climate agenda during his final year in office.
This year's seemingly unyielding flu season continues to ravage the entire continental United States, as health authorities track additional deaths and hospitalizations -- and there's more of the season left.
California has paid more than $25 million in three years to settle sexual harassment claims against the state and public universities.
ICE has reportedly teamed up with a Bay Area-based company to start tracking license plates across the country.
