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Matthew Keys, 29, was convicted of one count of conspiracy to make unauthorized changes to websites and damage its computer systems, one count of transmitting malicious code, and one count of attempted transmission of malicious code.
Authorities say a 16-year-old Central California high school student was stabbed in the back by another student in the campus cafeteria early Wednesday.
Los Angeles police say a mother and daughter killed by a motorist in the San Fernando Valley were in a crosswalk when they were struck.
The FBI has joined the search for a missing 2-year-old girl whose mother was slain last week.
The Senate Governmental Organization Committee approved the bill, SB1465, in a 7-0 vote after proponents said they're confident they can produce the games without the serious deficits that have challenged other recent host cities.
Most of the 325,000 people worldwide who put down $1,000 deposits are tech-savvy, environmentally conscious early adopters who see Tesla as an innovative brand that meets their needs.
The bill would eliminate the state's 10-year statute of limitations on rape and child molestation charges.
AB2782 would have imposed a 2-cent-per-ounce fee on sugary drinks. The money would have benefited clinics that address obesity, diabetes and oral health.
An 81-year-old Southern California man is going to prison for sexually assaulting an 8-year-old girl.
A Northern California man has been found guilty of torturing and murdering a priest.
Police are investigating the ninth freeway shooting in six months on a stretch of freeway in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Officer Michael Ericson was allegedly struck by the motorist on Thursday in what investigators are calling an intentional act.
West Sacramento Police say three vehicles carrying five people were involved, and at least one person needs to be flown from the scene.
The deal worth $175 million will put the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California in ownership of 20,000 acres in the delta, a source of water for millions of residents throughout the state and some of the nation's most valuable farmland.
The inspector general of the U.S. Interior Department will look into accusations that California took $60 million meant for fish habitat to spend on preliminary work for Gov. Jerry Brown's project and otherwise mishandled federal funds.
