Santa Clara County Deputies Arrested For Alleged Misconduct
Two Santa Clara County correctional deputies have been arrested on suspicion of misconduct, including assaulting an inmate.
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Two Santa Clara County correctional deputies have been arrested on suspicion of misconduct, including assaulting an inmate.
San Jose police have arrested three teenagers they suspect of being the so-called "Geisha Doll" crew that robbed more than a dozen minimarts and gas stations.
Police departments across the U.S. are amassing DNA databases that critics say skirt stringent laws and regulations that govern the nationwide DNA database and state crime labs.
The bullet train's long-term prospects remain clouded because of uncertainty over funding. Significant federal help is required, and the Republican-controlled Congress does not support the project.
Crews have restarted one of six turbines in a power plant at the base of Oroville Dam, allowing them to release water from the Northern California lake without having to send it over a badly damaged spillway.
The state Employment Development Department said Friday that the state's employers added 9,700 nonfarm payroll jobs during the month.
A California high school has made millions of dollars from the initial public offering of shares in Snap Inc., the company behind the Snapchat photo messaging application.
With the ruling, California joins a growing list of states that treat public business done through private accounts as public records.
The face-off between Uber CEO Travis Kalanick and driver Fawzi Kamel illustrated a conflict between Uber, with its effort to grow by cutting prices to beat competitors, and drivers who have seen their pay reduced.
The 42-year-old, unarmed man died after a confrontation with authorities in May 2010 at San Diego's San Ysidro border crossing with Tijuana, Mexico. Authorities have said he was combative while being returned to Mexico. The death attracted intense scrutiny in 2012 after an eyewitness video that aired on PBS appeared to show Hernandez being shot while lying on the ground, surrounded by about a dozen agents.
Aiming to quell a rash of violence plaguing a South Los Angeles community, police officers raided more than a dozen homes Thursday and seized an array of high-powered rifles, ballistic armor, handguns and more than $50,000 worth of drugs.
The California Supreme Court says the public has the right to access emails and text messages about government business sent on California officials' private accounts.
Former President George W. Bush on Wednesday warned against an "isolationist tendency" in the U.S. that he called dangerous to national security, at a time when the current president has faced questions about its commitment to the country's international partnerships.
How he squeaked through security is anyone's guess.
