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It's been 10 years since the Yolo Bypass in Sacramento has been inundated with such high floodwaters. It's creating a unique habitat for fish and wildlife.

Since tennis legend Andre Agassi retired, he's focused his attention on building charter schools across the country. He now wants to establish a new school in Modesto.

The Sacramento Fire Department paid nearly $13 million in overtime to firefighters in 2015, according to a new city audit. That's $6 million more than 2012, even though the fire department has more firefighters.

Medical marijuana dispensaries are illegal in Yolo County, but the county is making an effort to eliminate pesticides from marijuana plants that are grown there.

Incarcerated parents in Stockton through the California Youth Authority can now read stories to their children through audio recordings.

Many cities across California face rising costs for public employee retirement benefits. And for some, that’s laying bare a stark reality — it’s getting tougher to provide basic services and meet the pension obligations promised years ago.

As questions percolate surrounding President Trump’s executive order on immigration, attorneys are scrambling to advise their clients on travel, legal rights and actions they can take.

Of the nearly half-million pioneers traversing the Overland Trails in the mid-19th century, a significant portion were African American. Shirley Ann Wilson Moore shares the stories of some in her new book.

A group of Republican state lawmakers are calling on Gov. Jerry Brown to formally declare an end to California’s drought – and the water conservation regulations that came with it.

UC Davis students took part in a project to backup and protect scientific data related to climate change and the environment from federal websites.