Thousands of law enforcement personnel gathered outside the state’s capitol Monday to honor comrades who died in the line of duty last year.
Vector control officials in Orange County are expressing concern after discovering yellow fever mosquitos living inside a home in Anaheim.
Allegations of racist and homophobic texting against a Placer County Sheriff’s Office ex-deputy have led to the dismissal of a number of criminal cases, and have brought some unwanted attention to
In 2011, Gov. Jerry Brown pushed through changes to the state’s criminal justice system that pushed thousands of inmates into local jails who would have otherwise been sent to state prison.
The revelation flies in the face of past assumptions that the fault posed a moderate threat and was only capable of producing minimal temblors.
Health inspectors found record numbers of violations and closed more retaurants than ever before last year, despite the reduction of food safety inspectors.
November 28th marks the 11th annual #GivingTuesday. This is a worldwide charitable movement, celebrated on the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
Sacramento Sheriff Jim Cooper is speaking out again about the scourge of retail theft in California.
A coalition of local government associations has filed an amicus brief supporting Gavin Newsom’s emergency petition with the California Supreme Court to remove the Taxpayer Protection and Accountab
