California's Drought Status Unchanged Despite Rain
National drought experts say 99.7 percent of California remains in moderate drought or worse despite recent heavy rains.
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National drought experts say 99.7 percent of California remains in moderate drought or worse despite recent heavy rains.
Starbucks launched a mobile order-and-pay-ahead option in the Portland, Oregon, area this week as it prepares to expand the offering nationally over the next year.
Federal prosecutors say a Northern California man has been convicted for a second time on child pornography charges.
San Jose homelessness response manager Ray Bramson says police and social services in Silicon Valley are starting a massive cleanout of what's likely the nation's largest homeless encampment.
Parent company Freedom Communications is laying off about 100 employees at the Orange County Register and the Riverside Press-Enterprise, the papers' new publisher told staffers Wednesday.
New movie documents motorcyclists and their canine passengers.
A California appeals court has struck down a state law that requires the collection of DNA from anyone arrested on suspicion of committing a felony.
The derbies award shooters who bag the tallest pile of coyote carcasses with up to $500 or prizes such as belt buckles, camouflage hunting gear and rifles. On Wednesday, the California Fish and Game Commission will consider banning prize hunts for coyotes as well as foxes and bobcats, which also are legal to kill year round in unlimited numbers.
Parker Mills filed a lawsuit against Nintendo after being hired to dress as the ape character; claims he suffered heart problems after being denied rest breaks and ice packs.
Agents said to be focusing on improper contact between the school district superintendent and companies bidding for contract.
He was sentenced to death in 1992 by a Tulare County jury for raping and murdering April Holley in 1988. The fifth-grader was found submerged in a tub in her family's home in Tulare.
The suit alleges that the iPhone and Android free app, Nestdrop, is a "flagrant attempt" to bypass restrictions contained in the medical marijuana law approved by Los Angeles voters last year.
It was unclear exactly what aspect of the iPad project - one of the biggest technological undertakings by an urban district in the U.S. - the FBI was investigating, though legal experts and education observers immediately focused on Deasy's relationship with Apple and Pearson and the use of construction bond proceeds to spend money on a short-term device purchase.
A new poll finds that a majority of California adults say the state is not providing enough money for its public colleges and universities, but they also are unsure what to do about it.
Students at UC Berkeley are planning to rally against a series of planned tuition increases on the 50th anniversary of a pivotal event in the school's storied campus activism.
