Man finds rings in ashes of burned home, proposes again
Ishu Rao found the charred rings amid the ashes after figuring out where the kitchen sink was by looking for pipes
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Ishu Rao found the charred rings amid the ashes after figuring out where the kitchen sink was by looking for pipes
Blazes came as Southern California saw many areas top 100 degrees Friday, and hot weather is expected to continue
Judge also refused to grant the Trump administration a blanket extension of the deadline to reunite children separated from their parents at the border
Temperatures in Southern California hit record highs as wildfires burn in 11 states
Southern California bakes under heat wave with widespread triple-digit highs, increasing fire danger
Fires explode in Northern California, Utah, Colorado, where prolonged, severe drought has desiccated forests
But the judge ruled the state can't enforce a key part of a third state sanctuary law that barred private employers from allowing immigration officials on their premises without a warrant
Advocates look to Golden State to help preserve equal playing field on the internet after FCC dumped Obama-era rules
"Our best experience has been working with seasoned lifeguards and veterans and people that are more mature that bring a level of seriousness," said Katie Harker, who hires lifeguards
The fire burning northwest of Sacramento grew overnight to 134 square miles
Thousands of firefighters have been working to keep flames at bay
Prosecutors allege the trio broke into the actress' home, with one of the accused allegedly pistol-whipping a man who was in the home and taking the pair hostage
Last year fireworks sparked 869 wildfires in California alone, the highest number in five years
"He was playing having a grand old time," the California homeowner says
The decision overturns previous rulings in a dispute between a lawyer and a client who gave her one-star reviews
"I've done more in four wheels than I have with two legs," California native Abel Vera told CBS News
Worthy of Love believes children without a home still deserve to celebrate
At least 32,000 college students were homeless in 2017, according to the U.S. Department of Education
Officers with the Sheriff's department and Pomona Police department were dispatched to the scene of the stabbing, A short time later, they were involved with an officer-involved shooting
Tristan Beaudette was shot and killed while sleeping in a tent with his two daughters
The nation's most populous state had pioneered taxes on sugary drinks to combat obesity, diabetes and heart disease
The bill would allow consumers to ask companies about the personal data they collect—and to delete that data
Can state laws be challenged on the grounds that complying with them is impossible?
Anthony Avalos' death followed a dozen referrals of suspected child abuse to child welfare officials
After a dad was killed in his tent last week while camping with his daughters, we spoke to another person who wonders if his case is connected