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A former Marine from Orangevale has pleaded guilty in a bizarre Vallejo kidnapping in which the victims at first were accused by police of concocting the abduction.

California regulators are proposing new rules designed to protect schoolchildren from pesticides that blow in from nearby farms.

At a UC Davis food lab home cooks learn "Do-It-Yourself" preservation skills using the bounty of local tomatoes.

Governor Jerry Brown is giving his pen a workout today, signing or vetoing 76 bills.

This won't be news to people struggling to buy a home. But new data show housing affordability in the four-county Sacramento area is getting worse.

Bears are expected to show up in some west side neighborhoods of Reno and Carson City in the next few weeks as they look for more food to eat before heading into hibernation.

A Capitol Hill news organization analyzed the U.S. House votes through the first three weeks of September and found Loretta Sanchez missed the most votes.

The 20th North American All Youth Film Festival & Education Day celebrates the best work of young filmmakers in Canada and the U.S. It returns to the Crest Theater in Sacramento on Oct. 7, featuring 40 films, each one longer than 3 minutes.

Most people who have used an aid in dying drug in other states have been white and highly educated. Will California follow the same trend even with the state’s diverse demographics?

Some of the rising stars of men’s pro tennis are coming to Stockton this weekend and next week. The $100,000 ATP Challenger will bring fans up close to the action on court.