Uber loses self-driving permit in California
The company says it's not renewing its permit, meaning it can no longer test on the state's roads after Saturday
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The company says it's not renewing its permit, meaning it can no longer test on the state's roads after Saturday
The Orange County Board of Supervisors voted to condemn the state's sanctuary law and to join a U.S. Justice Department lawsuit that contends it's unconstitutional
On March 22, a suspect shot and killed himself following a law enforcement pursuit and standoff, and police believe he's involved in Adea Shabani's death
54-year-old women's daughter said her mom only had a single bottle of water during the 10 days she was missing, and ate snow
"Here's the common element between the community and the officers is fear. It is fear," Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg said
"The didn't have to shoot him that many times," Sequita Thompson said through tears about her grandson's death
A large mountain lion spotted in the backyard of a home in Azusa Monday morning has been safely caught
The Los Angeles Fire Department says the South Park balcony collapsed on Friday afternoon, injuring three women, a man and a girl
David and Louise Turpin faced a judge, mostly as a procedural update of the case's status ahead of their preliminary hearing on May 14
Demonstrators broke at least one car window, doused a bystander with drinks, and blocked busy downtown Sacramento in a second day of protests
Law enforcement sources say the car carried propane tanks and the driver deliberately ignited the fire
Forecasters say worst could lie ahead, as debris flow and mudslide fears continue
Officers said they thought he had a gun, but he was holding a cell phone
Legal observers say they've never previously heard of a court holding a tutorial on climate change
After the mudslides in Montecito, some residents say they take every evacuation seriously, but others refused to leave
Video of the teacher's comments prompted widespread response, including from White House chief of staff John Kelly, who said, "I think the guy ought to go to hell"
At least one person could be heard crying uncontrollably as agents forced Perla Morales-Luna into a vehicle and drove away on March 8
Los Alamitos City Council voted to opt out of California's law citing constitutional concerns
The High Court is hearing arguments in a free speech fight over California's attempt to regulate anti-abortion crisis pregnancy centers
The National Weather Service says the storm is likely to be the strongest so far this winter
There's no human sitting in the driver's seat to grab the wheel or hit the brakes if the technology fails
Juan Garcia Zarate was acquitted of murder in the death of a woman on a San Francisco pier
U.S. District Judge Virginia Phillips' order is the latest blow to one of the city's oldest and most controversial law enforcement initiatives
Kevin Coset pleads guilty to murder, allegations that he used gun, knife to kill Alvin Bulaoro
"The criminals take refuge in these sanctuary cities and it's very dangerous for our police and enforcement folks," said Trump of California