Sheriff Jones Criticizes Obama Immigration Policy In Video
Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones cites the recent shooting of two deputies by an illegal immigrant as evidence the immigration process is broken.
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Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones cites the recent shooting of two deputies by an illegal immigrant as evidence the immigration process is broken.
"This was intended as its essence to the start of a national discussion," Jones said. "I'm trying to assist the undocumented population who have lived in the shadows of this country and this state."
California's Department of Motor Vehicles is expanding office hours as it prepares to issue an expected 1.4 million licenses to people in the country illegally.
Immigration officials say local authorities released thousands of immigrants from jails this year despite efforts to take them into federal custody, including more than 3,000 people with previous felony charges or convictions.
UC Davis Junior Ana Maciel is open about her undocumented immigration status, but knows that isn't the case with many of the 200 other undocumented UC Davis students.
Immigration courts are speeding up hearings for the tens of thousands of Central American children caught on the U.S. border after criticism that the backlogged system is letting immigrants stay in the country for years while waiting for their cases to be heard.
Brown says the arrival of unaccompanied migrant children should not be the subject of political posturing.
A group of California lawmakers will visit Central America next week to learn about the immigration challenges that are contributing to the U.S. border crisis.
Los Angeles police say they will no longer hold immigrants simply on a request from federal immigration authorities.
Murrieta becomes a battleground in immigration fight.
President Barack Obama plans to highlight a positive side of the immigration debate by presiding over an Independence Day citizenship ceremony for service members who signed up to defend the U.S. even though they weren't American citizens.
The three buses were rerouted to a customs and border facility in San Diego.
Cricket, the international game of bats and balls that isn't baseball, is enjoying a surge of popularity in America, with the debut of a national league this spring and higher demand to build "pitches" across the country.
California's population grew nearly 1 percent in 2013 to exceed 38.3 million, with the highest growth rate in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Saira Munoz, 18 at the time, decided to put on a school bake sale. There was an extra ingredient in her brownies: marijuana. She hired a fellow student to sell her brownies.
10-year-old California girl traveled to the Vatican to ask Pope Francis for help while her father faced deportation.
Immigrants living in the country illegally would be able to buy health insurance through the state of California under a proposed bill.
Officials are trying to strike a balance between having a secure license and making it accessible to immigrants who are currently prohibited from driving.
ACLU class action lawsuit settlement applies only to cases in Northern California.
Sergio Garcia achieved one of his dreams after a California Supreme Court ruling. Now he's waiting on his other: United States citizenship
Gov. Jerry Brown has vetoed a bill that would have made California the first state in the nation to allow non-citizens who are in the country legally to serve on jury duty.
Marches, rallies, prayer vigils and voter registration drives are planned across California as activists hope to shape the national immigration reform debate.
Marco Antonio Durazo had been awaiting deportation from an Arizona detention center for six months when an officer came to get him from his cell.
CBS13 viewers say they hired a guy to help them with immigration papers. When they say he took their money and ran, Call Kurtis took on the case.
