Calif. bill would ban using lethal force to defend your home. Now, its author is rethinking his proposal.
California Republicans are up in arms over a bill that would severely limit a person's right to defend their home.
Reclamation sets initial CVP water allocation at 35%
Farmers throughout the Central Valley are off to a far better start than they were last year despite similar hydrology.
Connecticut man pleads guilty to defrauding Bitwise investors
Andrew Adler defrauded investors by lying about the interest rates that Bitwise agreed to on their loans.
Tulare’s Boudreaux captures national attention for jail’s self-sufficient farm
Along with all of the regular duties of a sheriff, Mike Boudreaux also oversees a farm that Tulare County's inmates operate.
As heat over homeless spending grows, Newsom unveils website to track it
The new website tracks spending and results at the county level. But a top advocacy for California's counties called it "spin without substance or facts."
Fresno man sentenced to prison for car bombings
Paul New used pipe bombs to destroy cars at multiple businesses around Fresno.
New affordable housing opens in southeast Fresno
Phase 1 of Sarah's Court at Fancher Creek has been completed, offering 120 units of affordable housing.
NCAA investigating Fresno State basketball program for sports gambling
Two players have been suspended from competition while the investigation is ongoing.
Protester throws tomato at Macedo during High-Speed Rail press conference
The freshman GOP lawmaker was assaulted by protesters amid a press conference with U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on California's high-speed rail.
Bullard teacher arrested for sex crimes
The teacher allegedly made pornography with a student, and detectives think there may be more victims.
