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The government still has many means to slow -- or stop -- the marijuana train
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The government still has many means to slow -- or stop -- the marijuana train
Some of the bets placed were as high as $12,000, according to police, who found six dead roosters, as many as 20 live roosters, and two injured
Nation’s largest state bar association is overhauling ethics rules for attorneys for the first time in 30 years
A pair of potentially dangerous prisoners escaped from jail through a second-floor window and rappelled to the ground using bedsheets
Sherri Papini vanished while on a jog Nov. 2 -- police say she was released by her captors on Thanksgiving day
Four inmates cut their way through the bars of a second-story window and rappelled down the side of a California jail, and two men were recaptured
Some California lawmakers are suggesting a tax on streaming services after a glut of cord cutting
Authorities were called to the California home of the rookie police officer and his wife Monday on a domestic violence call
Sixty-six percent of California's homeless live on the street, the highest rate in the country
News comes after the singer abruptly pulled the plug on his tour, and following stormy weekend in which he abruptly canceled a show
Dana Brown, 60, was paddling near the Huntington Beach pier near sunset on Nov. 6 when he was slammed into a pier pillar
Santa Clara police said the foam is the result is due to a malfunction related to a fire alarm system at a nearby hangar
Developers plan to build a condo and hotel complex on a site local activists claim is home to tunnels once used for escaping police raids
California soldier was killed by suicide bomber while serving in Afghanistan
“It was heart-wrenching to watch my son completely suffer,” said Samantha Knox, whose son survived an operation to remove the penny
Scientists discovered two of the country's most dangerous faults are linked in Northern California, putting nearly seven million people in the Bay Area at risk
Police say Dana Rivers was at the home where an Oakland couple and their son were killed, covered in blood
PETA wants to ban the consumption of live animals, but it’s a big draw for restaurants like Santa Clara’s Crab House where a traditional Korean dish featuring live octopus is served
"My life wasn’t a life, it was a war zone," teen says of life on the streets with a drug-addicted mother
High school teacher takes on post-election question of whether teachers are supposed to educate or advocate
Backpage.com has been called the "world's top online brothel" by the state's attorney general, but a judge has given both sides more time to submit briefs
Officials say a caller watched the pair fall off an embankment near Shaver Lake while walking along a hiking trail
David Machado, who is accused of shooting a deputy twice in the head with barrel against his skull, later arrested stealing a purse
The 20-year veteran was shot at point-blank range as he checked on a report of a suspicious car and person near a fishing access spot
Juan Corona, 82, buried his victims' bodies near two ranches where he once worked -- he was convicted in the string of crimes in 1980