Funerals Set For Airborne Soldiers Killed In Afghanistan

uneral services have been set for three U.S. soldiers from Fort Campbell who were killed in Afghanistan. The Defense Department says Sgt. Eric M. Houck, 25, of Baltimore, Maryland; Sgt. William M. Bays, 29, of Barstow, California; and Cpl. Dillon C. Baldridge, 22, of Youngsville, North Carolina, died of gunshot wounds on June 10 in Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan. They were part of the 101st Airborne Division based at Fort Campbell, located on the Kentucky-Tennessee line.

• Jun 17, 2017

Yosemite Will Reopen Road Damaged By Rockslide On Sunday

Officials at Yosemite National Park say they will reopen on Sunday morning a road that was damaged in a rockslide.

• Jun 17, 2017

Stephen Furst, Flounder In 'Animal House,' Dies At 63

Stephen Furst, who played naive fraternity pledge Flounder in the hit movie "Animal House," has died of complications from diabetes, his family said Saturday. Furst was 63.

• Jun 17, 2017

The Latest: Bill Cosby Faces Retrial In Sex Assault Case

Prosecutors in Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial have vowed to try him a second time. A suburban Philadelphia judge declared a mistrial on Saturday after a jury insisted it was hopelessly deadlocked on charges the 79-year-old TV star drugged and molested Temple University employee Andrea Constand at his Philadelphia-area home in 2004. Cosby says the encounter was consensual.

• Jun 17, 2017

Scalise Upgraded From 'Critical' To 'Serious' Condition

Louisiana Rep. Steve Scalise was upgraded from "critical" to "serious condition" Saturday and continued to show signs of improvement after he was wounded in a shooting at a Republican baseball practice outside Washington.

• Jun 17, 2017

Cooling Centers Open In The Sacramento Area

Sacramento Area Cooling Centers The Sacramento area weather is forecast to be extremely hot this week, with temperatures reaching well over 100 degrees. These faith-based, government, and non-profit organizations have opened their doors as cooling centers so people can get in out of the heat. In addition to the list below, call 2-1-1 to find your nearest cooling center and to find other cool places to go such as libraries and community centers.*

• Jun 17, 2017

Grand Theft Avocado: 3 Arrested In $300K California Theft

Three produce company workers have been arrested in the theft of up to $300,000 worth of avocados, according to the Ventura County Sheriff's Office.

• Jun 17, 2017

Crews Get Handle On California Brush Fire That Forced Evacuation

Firefighters were gaining control over a brush fire that forced the evacuation of a handful of homes in the San Gabriel Mountains.

• Jun 17, 2017

No Retirement Talk From Dianne Feinstein, Oldest US Senator

The nation's oldest U.S. senator looks like she's sticking around.

• Jun 17, 2017

Police: California Mom Takes 3 Kids, May Be In Mexico

Los Angeles Police say a woman took her three children from her ex-husband's house without permission and may be concealing them in Mexico.

• Jun 17, 2017

California Unemployment Rate Dips, Ties Record Low In May

The state Employment Development Department said Friday that the May figure ties the record low that occurred in November-December 2000.

• Jun 16, 2017

Official: UPS Warehouse Shooter Felt Disrespected By Co-Workers

Jimmy Lam, 38, opened fire at a morning meeting of UPS drivers at a company warehouse in San Francisco before the drivers went out on deliveries.

• Jun 16, 2017

Trump Eases Deportations Fears Of DREAMers, Leaves Program In Place For Now

The Trump administration is leaving in place a program protecting hundreds of thousands young immigrants from deportation -- one that President Donald Trump had pledged to eliminate.

• Jun 16, 2017

Black Bear Family That Grew Too Accustomed To People To Live At Oakland Zoo

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has sent a female black bear and her three cubs to the Oakland Zoo after they were taken in from the wild due to encounters with people.

• Jun 16, 2017

Suit Over Life-Ending Drugs For Terminally Ill Gets Hearing

A judge on Friday is expected to weigh whether a challenge can proceed to California's law letting terminally ill patients seek prescriptions for life-ending drugs.

• Jun 16, 2017

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