July 10, 2009

California woman lost half her size with raw food diet

When it comes to dieting, sometimes it’s easier to take it off than keep it off. But we found a woman in Sacramento, California, who not only lost half her size ... but has keep it off for six years.


July 02, 2009

Michael Jackson’s will is filed

Michael Jackson’s will names Diana Ross as successor trustee to Jackson’s mother.


June 26, 2009

Phil Spector moved to California prison

Grammy-winning music producer Phil Spector, 69, has been moved to a California prison to serve his sentence of 19 years to life for killing actress Lana Clarkson.


June 24, 2009

Special summer camp gets girls excited about technology

Summer means summer camps, including one in California aimed specifically at girls. With power tools, soldering guns, and safety glasses, these kids see that technology isn’t all algorithms, pocket protectors, and computer code.


June 19, 2009

One-tank escapes for seven cities

This summer, the key words are “quick” and “easy.“ But you still want a trip that delivers. So, hit the road! These seven drives are real getaways—even if they take you only a few hours from home.


June 12, 2009

Man wanted in Kansas shoots self in Calif. motel

California authorities say a man wanted on a murder warrant in Kansas is in critical condition with a self-inflicted gunshot wound after he barricaded himself inside a motel room.


June 11, 2009

Miss California USA Prejean dethroned

Despite retaining her title last month after controversy over topless photos, missed appearances and her statements against same-sex marriage.
Carrie Prejean has been dethroned as Miss California USA for “contract violations,“ including missing scheduled pageant events, according to a state pageant official.


June 10, 2009

Cal. teen, with leukemia, attends graduation via webcam

With the help of technology a San Francisco teen, in middle of his third phase of chemotherapy, was able to virtually attend his high school graduation from his hospital room.

As debt grows, desperate car owners turn to fraud

One sheriff’s investigator says people who normally wouldn’t steal a piece of candy but are driven to desperation, have been reporting their cars stolen or torching, sinking or ditching their vehicles, to cash in on the insurance.


June 04, 2009

Tens of thousands of tiny toads invade California town

Tens of thousands of tiny toads have been hopping across streets, lawns and patios in Marysville, California.


June 03, 2009

California teen earns perfect SAT score

A California high school student scored a perfect 2400 on her SATs. Diana Li started studying in January for the test, when schoolwork, dance team, science Olympiad and Chinese cultural school didn’t get in the way.

Court reverses ruling on Starbucks tip lawsuit

A California appeals court reversed a ruling that ordered Starbucks Corp. to pay millions in restitution to baristas who had to share their tips with shift supervisors.

Marine recruiter charged with pimping girl, 14

Police have arrested a U.S. Marine Corps recruiter on charges of felony pimping and kidnapping and are looking into whether he used sex with a 14-year-old girl to entice potential recruits.


June 02, 2009

Nobel-winning economist Clive Granger dies at 74

Economist Clive W.J. Granger, who shared a Nobel Prize for work that changed how analysts look at financial data, has died in San Diego. He was 74.

Calif. family charged in kidnapping and bank robbery

A California husband, wife and her son have been charged in connection with the kidnapping of a bank teller and taking her to work to steal money from the vault.

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