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Money isn't everything, but it counts for a lot at work. That's why work-related websites like LinkedIn and Glassdoor are adding new online tools to help professionals understand their salary potential.
San Jose has banned sales of recreational marijuana ahead of next week's vote on whether to legalize the drug in California.
When the woman stepped away from her work station, the Los Angeles Police Department says a co-worker began stabbing the girl without warning.
The department said Tuesday that it will send six officers to a free two-day course in New Orleans next month that teaches police how to de-escalate such encounters.
Fresno Sheriff Margaret Mims says that the death of Deputy Sgt. Rod Lucas appeared to be "a tragic accidental shooting" but it remained unclear how the gun discharged.
Californians used 18 percent less water than usual in September than in the same month during the benchmark year of 2013. That compares with 26 percent less usage in September last year.
The organization is asking a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge to require that the company maintain its existing policies for another year.
Police have arrested two men in the fatal beating of a 67-year-old San Francisco homeless man two years ago.
A father determined to help his 3-year-old daughter enjoy Halloween even though they were on a Boston-to-San Francisco flight decided to take her trick-or-treating on the plane.
A new UC San Diego study found that social media can help you live longer.
A Fresno County sheriff's deputy died after his gun accidentally discharged Monday.
Philadelphia police are investigating what they suspect is a sick Halloween prank: Someone who left photocopies of letters from the infamous Zodiac Killer on cars.
What has 414 legs and four penises? Until recently, nothing. Or so it was thought.
Hilary Duff is apologizing for dressing up as a pilgrim for a Halloween party while her boyfriend put on a headdress and face paint to go as an American Indian.
New research suggests oil drilling decades ago may have triggered earthquakes in the Los Angeles region, including the 1933 quake that killed more than 100 people.
