Girl, 15, Was Driving Stolen Car That Led Police On Chase
Authorities say a stolen Lexus driven by a 15-year-old girl has crashed in Southern California during a chase, injuring all five people in the car.
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Authorities say a stolen Lexus driven by a 15-year-old girl has crashed in Southern California during a chase, injuring all five people in the car.
San Francisco police say they have arrested a man who led officers on a long chase through the city and onto the Bay Bridge after allegedly stealing a police car.
Five students at a San Diego high school have been treated after they got sick from eating marijuana brownies.
Experts say a cluster of some 20 great white sharks was recently spotted by the U.S. Coast Guard off Northern California's coast.
The U.S. Geological Survey reports that a small earthquake hit the San Ramon area early Saturday morning, the latest in a series of small quakes to hit the region recently.
A woman who had explicit photos secretly copied from her phone during a traffic stop is suing the California Highway Patrol.
Ochoa said he was laughing because he was surprised, but O'Neill accused him of laughing at the court and increased the sentence to two years.
A new study reveals that the world's economy could take a hit from climate change.
Mexican authorities say about 10 tons of marijuana have been discovered inside a tunnel built to smuggle drugs from Tijuana to San Diego.
A former SeaWorld trainer claims a mother killer whale was too depressed to nurse her calf.
The drug's price was increased by more than 5,000 percent by Shkreli's company.
Four people have been arrested and accused of installing so-called credit card "skimmers" on gas pumps at gas stations across Southern California.
The name raises questions about brand confusion as a popular pornographic video site is named RedTube. The company did not comment on the possible confusion between ad-free video and a pornographic service.
Schneiderman's office says UPS employees inaccurately recorded delivery times and took other steps to prevent government customers from claiming refunds for late deliveries.
A U.S. Customs and Border Protection official says an inspector appears to have followed protocol when he fatally shot a knife-wielding Mexican man at a California border crossing.
