Crews Battle Fire At Grass Valley Home
Crews are at the scene of a house that has been completely enveloped by flames.
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Crews are at the scene of a house that has been completely enveloped by flames.
Police say that two people were stabbed during a concert at the Grass Valley Center for the Arts late Saturday night.
It's the call no one wants to get while away from their home.
Firefighters are battling a fire south of Grass Valley that has prompted evacuations and destroyed a couple of homes Saturday afternoon.
A steer named Panda is now recovering at an animal sanctuary after being doused in kerosene and set on fire.
A suspect is in custody after a reported pursuit ended in a crash early Thursday morning.
Authorities say two officers were hurt during a confrontation with a suspect in a remote area north of Nevada City.
Police initially went to the motel for a report of people being in a motel room that was supposed to be vacant. They ended up with a big bust, drugs, guns and even a mysterious trap door.
More than a dozen people were arrested after an investigation uncovered a stash of drugs and guns inside of a hotel room.
The unlikely pair spent a decade in a 12-by-12 dirt plot with little food and water with no shade, shed or barn. They were rescued from a life of neglect in Southern California, but they were split up and sent to different sanctuaries.
The story grabbed headlines around the world: A California couple found buried treasure in their backyard in the form of gold coins worth more than $10 million.
Born a girl, the last of 6 children, the 17-year-old left a letter for his mom that put into words what he felt for so long, but never quite knew how to say it.
As soon as they broke into Grass Valley Gold and Silver, the alarm went off. But because the owners had disconnected their land line, the police were never called.
A 6-year-old girl and a 16-year-old boy may have been approached by the same man. Deputies are hesitant with these kinds of reports, but in both cases, they say the information seems very credible.
The Dorsey Drive interchange has been talked about for nearly 25 years, but now that it is being built, some neighbors are saying the city deceived them.
The owner of Valentina's Bistro and Cafe is going out of business and says the weather is the reason why.
Water was bubbling up through cracks in the street at a mobile home park in Grass Valley, causing power and heat to be cut off for some residents.
Fire crews could not get to the empty restaurant in time to save it. Now it is blackened and charred -- no longer the red iconic building that once stood out along the country road.
They were hungry, skinny and neglected. Dozens of dogs that were in danger of starvation are recovering at local shelters. The 29 dogs were left outside without food, and now the owner could be facing abuse charges.
"She was standing in the tub, holding Cindy's legs up in the air, and Cindy was under the water."
The popularity of backyard chickens is becoming a real problem, and people are finding out that the work for those eggs isn't all it's cracked up to be.
Lt. Steven Tripp says Jessie Mulligan tried to text a friend on Friday to say she had some drugs to sell, but she messed up the number and ended up texting a narcotics detective.
Since the middle of September, he says there have been numerous reports involving a man trying to lure young children into his red truck around schools, bus stops and homes.
It was Thomas' older daughter who helped investigators reopen the case. She said she walked into the bathroom and saw her mother drowning her sister. But at the time, the death was reported as a bathtub drowning.
Deputy District Attorney Kyra Patterson says Charles and Sara Gore, along with their adult daughter, didn't feed the animals living on their property off of Auburn Road.
