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The Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office revealed more details and body camera footage Tuesday from a case near Santa Cruz last Friday in which a deputy shot and injured a woman who had escaped from handcuffs and rammed another deputy with a stolen patrol car.
Police in Hayward said Tuesday that an officer shot and injured a suspect Monday because the suspect was uncooperative and struck the officer with a large metal bar.
A private jet carrying a group of Americans from Texas crashed off the end of the runway at Tegucigalpa's airport Tuesday, but the crew and passengers were rescued.
Disturbing video posted on Facebook Monday shows a Castro Valley police K-9 mauling a suspect who was already in handcuffs.
A hiker slipped and fell to his death Monday while climbing up Yosemite National Park's Half Dome -- the first death on the famed cabled path since 2010.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg faced tough questions from European Union lawmakers Tuesday over what one of them branded Zuckerberg's "digital monster."
Photos posted online show the ducklings cuddled up around the dog, riding in a row along his back and even sitting on top of his head.
Stung by a negative review of the Model 3 by Consumer Reports, Tesla CEO Elon Musk is promising to fix problems cited by the magazine.
The founder of Raising Men Lawn Care Service started mowing lawns for those in need three years ago after seeing a neighbor in Alabama struggling to cut his grass.
Instagram is taking a subtle but bold step to quiet your loud friends.
An ex-convict was found guilty Tuesday of human trafficking of a minor and rape, sodomy, kidnapping, torture and assault with a deadly weapon for sexually assaulting three young women in Oakland last year.
Several state lawmakers say they want to curb the power of the University of California president and regents by limiting salaries and shortening terms.
Recent crashes have shaken the public's confidence in self-driving cars.
When it comes to great NBA shooters like Steph Curry, their brains are wired just a little bit differently. Just ask Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr.
California's attorney general has appealed a judge's decision to toss a 2016 state law allowing the terminally ill to end their lives.
