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As many as 14 patients at Clovis Community Medical Center may have been exposed to Hepatitis and HIV last week. Video

On Thursday, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced the result of Operation Valley Predator 2. Video

An autopsy was conducted and the preliminary results show that 21-month-old King Steven McCowan died from “Severe Abdominal Trauma”. Video

Two Hanford 12-year-olds are under arrest after threatening to attack another girl with kitchen knives. Video

35-year-old Isaias Lobato is accused of starting a fire at Doogle McGuire's Restaurant three weeks ago in Visalia. Video

Governor Schwarzenegger has issued a $50,000 reward for local high profile murder cases. Video

On Wednesday, Mayor Alan Autry lashed out at the Sheriff's Department for the plan to close two floors of the County Jail and release about 800 inmates back to the streets of Fresno. Video

A man driving a pickup truck slammed into the back of a big rig trying to make a turn along Highway 41 south of Lemoore. Video

Two 16-year-old students were fighting Tuesday during the lunch hour and one was critically injured when he hit his head on the asphalt. Video

Now that same-sex couples can get married in California, state prison officials are trying to figure out what that means for gay inmates.

Californians may soon be able to use their computers to register to vote.

Roughly 2,500 members of a union representing skycaps, janitors and other service workers at Los Angeles International Airport have walked off the job before the start of the Labor Day weekend.

Doctors would have to offer terminally ill patients information about their end-of-life options, including the right to cut off treatment, under a bill that has passed the state Legislature.

Federal officials are investigating whether the largest California local of the Service Employees International Union mismanaged more than $1 million of members' dues.

Barack Obama says the nation has had enough of "broken politics" and "the failed policies of George W. Bush."

Hospitals in New Orleans and elsewhere along the Gulf Coast don't want a repeat of the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

A federal judge accused of sexual harassment by his fomer case manager has been indicted on charges of abusive sexual contact and attempted aggravated sexual abuse.

A former Marine accused of killing unarmed Iraqi detainees has been acquitted of voluntary manslaughter in a first-of-its-kind federal trial.

Cities all along the Gulf Coast are hoping that what'll again be Hurricane Gustav won't bear a resemblance to Hurricane Katrina.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the salmonella outbreak that's sickened more than 1,440 people appears to be over.

A crane lowering a heavy length of pipe has toppled at a city water pumping station on the Trinity River injuring two workers.

Five industry groups are suing the Interior Department over a rule designed to protect the polar bear.

Six major retailers are pulling Simplicity bassinets from their shelves because they've been linked to the deaths of two babies.

A Maine woman says she'd rather go to jail than turn over a library book she deems "dangerous."