Yosemite hit by "substantially bigger" rock fall day after deadly slide
Rocks at the world-renowned park's climbing routes break loose and crash down about 80 times a year
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Rocks at the world-renowned park's climbing routes break loose and crash down about 80 times a year
The officer was driving at a "high rate of speed" when his vehicle slammed into the back of two cars
Rocks came crashing down at the height of climbing season with at least 30 climbers on the East Buttress climbing route of El Capitan
Although seven schools were closed Wednesday, all evacuation orders were lifted
Firefighters hosed down blazing trees within a few feet of homes threatened by a wildfire that surged through suburban canyons in Southern California
More than one million people cross the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge every day
Cell phone video shows the moments leading up to Dillan Tabares' death near a 7-Eleven convenience store
Yiannopoulos blew kisses, posed for selfies and led a rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner" before leaving
The announcement only adds confusion to a back-and-forth over "Free Speech Week" which features right-wing firebrands
Driver who caused wreck was determined to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol after fatal accident in Riverside, Calif.
A slick roadway on a highway in California triggered a chain reaction crash involving 16 vehicles and at least one fatality
Women are suspected of stealing thousands of dollars from a store before they fled
The attorney general of California and the state's Coastal Commission allege that the Trump administration has violated federal, state and local laws
The video shows a boy holding a large object as he approaches a homeless man sitting against a wall
Los Angeles County health officials emphasized Tuesday that getting hepatitis A vaccine is the best protection
At least six people, including a firefighter, were stung when the bees attacked in the parking lot of a supermarket
The Democrat-dominated legislature approved the measure as President Trump's administration cracks down on sanctuary cities
Body cam video shows that police knew about violations at the Ghost Ship warehouse nearly two years before the deadly fire erupted
Quake was felt in part of the East Bay and South Bay Thursday morning
Home in Sunnyvale, Calif., was listed for just over $1.6 million. Seven days later, it sold for more than $2.4 million
Demetra Alarcon was told her clothes were distracting to boys, but her father argued there's something bigger at stake
Wildfires are raging across dried-out western forests and grassland in the United States and Canada
See what Apple unveiled at its September 12 event at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, California
A witness says the officer stopped the vendor to ticket him for selling food without a permit
International Olympics Committee's evaluation commission gives formal go-ahead Monday to second largest city in U.S.