M3.2 Earthquake Shakes Just South of Eureka: USGS
A 3.2 magnitude earthquake struck early Friday morning in Northern California, near Eureka, according to the United States Geological Survey. The USGS downgraded the quake’s magnitude from its p...
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Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff Launches Bid for Sen. Dianne Feinstein's California Seat
Schiff led the House Intelligence Committee and served as lead impeachment manager for the Senate in its first trial of former President Donald Trump.
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Californians Will Vote on Whether to Overturn Fast-Food Law
A voter initiative that would overturn a California law aimed at raising wages and improving working conditions for more than a half-million fast food workers has qualified for next year’s ballot, authorities said Tuesday.
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Livermore Police Reunite Long-Lost Dog With Southern California Family
Livermore police have reunited a French bulldog with its owners after it was likely dognapped more than a year ago.
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Fatigue and Despair Build as California Copes With Massacres
California is reeling from three major mass shootings in just over a week. Gov. Gavin Newsom says he is fatigued and frustrated by the senseless violence.
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‘Tragedy Upon Tragedy': Calif. Reels From 2nd Deadly Mass Shooting in 3 Days
Seven people were killed in two related shootings Monday in Half Moon Bay. The shootings follow Saturday’s massacre that left 11 people dead in Monterey Park.
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Beverly Hills Man Indicted in Deaths of Model, Her Friend
A Beverly Hills man pleaded not guilty in connection to the overdose deaths of a model and her friend in 2021.
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‘Make Her Sick': Investigators Detail Larry Millete's Dark Requests to Spellcasters
Investigators revealed details about Larry Millete’s calls to so-called spellcasters to make his wife love him, and to incapacitate her so he had to take care of her.
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Man Sentenced to Life in Prison For Murdering Estranged Wife, Sister in 2018
A man who killed his estranged wife and her sister in Escondido was sentenced Monday to life in prison without the possibility of parole plus 26 years to life in state prison.
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Man Arrested in Dump Truck Rampage That Damaged Houses and Cars
A 60-year-old man sought was arrested Monday in connection with a destructive rampage in a dump truck that damaged cars and at least two homes in a South Los Angeles neighborhood.
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WATCH: Maya Millete Recorded Discussion With Larry About Affair
Prosecutors on Tuesday played for the first time in court a video of what appears to be Larry Millete confronting his wife Maya Millete over an affair she had with another man.
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Maya Millete Used ‘Secret' Instagram Account to Facilitate Affair: Investigators
The eighth day of the preliminary hearing for Larry Millete kicked off Monday morning with the testimony of Chula Vista Police Detective Jesse Vicente, who said he uncovered a “secret” Instagram account Maya Millete used to communicate with an extra-marital lover.
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Newsom Budget Would Cut Some Money for Flood Protection
Multiple flood protection projects in California are on hold because Gov. Gavin Newsom has proposed to cut their funding.
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Bay Area, Federal Officials React to Lunar New Year Mass Shooting in Southern California
Bay Area, state and federal officials react to the deadly mass shooting in Southern California
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President Biden Enjoys Santa Cruz County Ice Cream on Air Force One
President Joe Biden visited the Bay Area Thursday and the summary of his movement reads in part, “Air Force One was wheels down after an uneventful return flight, brightened by distribution of unfeasibly large ice cream sandwiches after dinner (from Marianne’s of Santa Cruz – mint and chocolate.)” Raj Mathai spoke to the own... -
California's New Feather Alert System Aims to Help Find Missing Indigenous People
The alert means that drivers will now see information about missing indigenous people on Caltrans signs on freeways and highways statewide.
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In Soaked California, Few Homeowners Have Flood Insurance
As California begins to dry out from its recent deluges, one stark reality is coming into focus: Only 230,000 homes and other buildings are insured against flooding in a state with about 39 million residents. That amounts to about 2% of properties. The federal government offers most of these policies, with the private market picking up just a few m... -
2 Skiers Hurt in Backcountry Avalanche Near Tahoe Resort
Two backcountry skiers were injured in an avalanche outside the boundaries of a Lake Tahoe ski resort.
