Parole Rejected For 16th Time For Last Man Behind Bars In 1976 School Bus Hijacking
A panel decided Thursday that Frederick Woods will stay in prison. He can apply for parole again in three years.
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A panel decided Thursday that Frederick Woods will stay in prison. He can apply for parole again in three years.
More Mexicans are leaving the United States than migrating into the country, marking a reversal of one of the most significant immigration trends in U.S. history.
A woman was taken for a psychiatric evaluation after she stripped down to her underwear while strolling down Bay Bridge in San Francisco.
Federal authorities seized more than 500 firearms from a man who is legally barred from owning weapons.
The latest large seizure of illegal contraband at Los Angeles International Airport didn't involve narcotics, but tamales.
Berkeley city leaders have approved a controversial ordinance that cracks down on homeless people in an effort to clean up the city.
A California woman and her son are facing criminal charges in connection with the death of a teenager who mixed prescription drugs and alcohol during a party at their Alameda house.
In October, two incidents from Ponderosa High School had parents and teachers in El Dorado County talking. In one, a boy recorded two teens in a sex act. In another, a juvenile male student showed off naked photos of an underage girl who had posed for the pictures.
San Francisco is considering raising the minimum age to purchase tobacco products from 18 to 21.
Southern California authorities have apologized to a South Carolina nurse who was incorrectly charged with prostitution and flew across the country to clear up the paperwork mix-up.
They've been popularized in movies, television and video games, but giant fighting robots still haven't left the realm of science fiction. That will soon change.
Medellin's head and other body parts were scattered near a hiking trail in Griffith Park near the Hollywood sign.
Carissa Anne Aldrich, 38, faces involuntary manslaughter, child endangerment and destruction of evidence charges in the death of her husband, 45-year-old Tim Michael Aldrich.
In an emailed statement to The Associated Press, the Democratic governor says the state can help uphold America's traditional role as a place of asylum while also protecting Californians.
Prosecutors say Evens was paid more than $200 a week to break into email accounts and steal nude and sexually explicit photos that were posted on the now-defunct site IsAnyoneUp.com.
