Big Waves Expected On Northern California Coast
Forecasters say waves as high as 20 feet are expected to crash onto many Northern California coastal areas on Wednesday.
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Forecasters say waves as high as 20 feet are expected to crash onto many Northern California coastal areas on Wednesday.
A former scientist at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory will spend more than a year in prison for turning in false data to the federal government in order to receive funding.
Mark Zuckerberg has enlisted the help of Morgan Freeman and taken a shot at Nickelback while unveiling his new artificial intelligence assistant.
Walgreens is working to close its $9.4 billion purchase of Rite Aid early next year. It said Tuesday that it's selling the Rite Aid stores in response to concerns raised by federal anti-trust regulators.
Dr. Louise McNitt, deputy health officer with Contra Costa County Health Services, said the deaths and illnesses were caused by bacteria named Clostridium perfringens.
Maryland authorities say a California man is facing charges after 250 pounds of marijuana was found in a vehicle he was driving.
The California Supreme Court has halted implementation of a voter-approved measure intended to speed up the appeals process for Death Row inmates.
Volkswagen reached a deal that will give at least some owners of the remaining 80,000 diesel vehicles caught in the company's emissions cheating scandal the option of a buyback and provide all of them with compensation on top of any repurchase or repairs, a federal judge announced Tuesday.
A Marine who stopped to help a driver in a rollover crash was struck and killed on Interstate 10 in Southern California.
A 61-year-old woman killed when a tree fell on a wedding party at a California park Saturday has been identified as the mother of the bride.
A Northern California woman found her husband's body before authorities did using a find-my-phone app.
There was no evidence that Santa Clara County Judge Aaron Persky displayed bias in his treatment of Brock Turner, according to the California Commission on Judicial Performance.
Sacramento police have reopened a street after safely disabling a live pipe bomb dropped during a hit-and-run crash.
The California Department of Motor Vehicles condemned the launch, demanding the company pull the cars unless the state grants a special permit.
