Yolo County West Nile virus activity more than doubles in two weeks
West Nile virus activity has more than doubled in Yolo County over the last two weeks due to triple-digit temperatures across the region.
Father of Monterey Trail student that was attacked says it was over "Jordans"
The attack was filmed and posted to social media, where Kawame Curry Sr. said he learned the severity of what happened.
Why issue a Flex Alert if available power supply is higher than the forecasted demand?
A Flex Alert is in effect Wednesday from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. to relieve pressure on California's power grid, but the energy available exceeds the forecasted demand, so why issue the alert?
Kristin Smart murder trial resumes Aug. 24, week ends with dog handler testimony
Jurors in the Kristin Smart murder trial heard more from human remains detection dog-handlers Tuesday, the last day of testimony before a five-day scheduled break in the trial.
Kristin Smart murder trial jurors hear from human remains-detection dog handler
A human remains detection dog handler took the witness stand Monday to testify as part of the Kristin Smart murder trial.
Kristin Smart murder trial: cadaver dogs, dorm search, and 1996 evidence
Jurors who will decide if a former Cal Poly student is responsible for the death of Stockton teen Kristin Smart in 1996, heard from some of the investigators who took on the case 26 years ago.
Stockton Police Department short 100 officers, police association speaks out
A fatal shooting outside of a Stockton mall may have been prevented if the Stockton Police Department was not short of 100 officers, according to the officer's union.
Kristin Smart murder trial COVID-19 outbreak prompts court health and safety reminders
The announcement was made via email by the Monterey County Courts spokesperson who said there is no indication of any COVID transmission between any people in the courtroom.
Sacramento County Board of Supervisors vote on homeless-related ordinances
The City of Sacramento and Sacramento County elected officials have discussed and voted on ordinances related to camping and homelessness this week.
PG&E undergrounding power lines, says it decreases chances of fire by 99%
In an area damaged by the Caldor Fire, PG&E will put six miles of overhead lines underground. That is a portion of the 175 miles of undergrounding that the company says they will complete this year.
Kristin Smart murder trial enters fourth week of testimony, evidence
One of the last people to to see Kristin Smart alive took the stand Monday in her murder trial in Monterey County.
Car owners to pay hundreds of dollars after Davis smash-and-grab spree damage
Dozens of drivers must pay hundreds of dollars to get their car windows fixed after they were all damaged or broken in an Aug. 5 smash-and-grab spree in Davis.
El Dorado County still cleaning up Caldor Fire damage
The 2021 fire burned for 69 days; in that time, more than 221,000 acres were burned, and 1,003 structures were destroyed.
"She was a close friend": Kristin Smart's Cal Poly classmates testify in murder trial
Kristin Smart's former Cal Poly classmates took the stand on Thursday as witnesses in her murder trial.
Cleanup in Alpine County continues after more rain, flash flood warning
A stretch of Highway 89 in Alpine County remains closed because of severe flooding in areas burned last summer by the Tamarack Fire, and a timeline for the highway to reopen is "premature."