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Featured StoriesUPDATE: Modesto police identified the toddler who died from injuries Tuesday while under the care of a baby sitter who has since been arrested on suspicion of murder. Alexandra Medina-Cisneros was identified as the victim. Police now say the toddler was 18 months old, amending their initial report that had her listed as 2 years old.
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Diamond Foods Inc. announced Wednesday that it has replaced two top executives after an internal probe into payments to Central Valley walnut growers.
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After 49er quarterback Colin Kaepernick received some money from an organization that sold bracelets with his name on them, his parents, Rick and Teresa Kaepernick, called Kimberlie Gamino, who runs summer camps for children with heart disease. She was happy to receive the donation, but she asked the Kaepernicks for more.
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With his strong views on preserving farmland and curbing sprawl, Tuesday's runoff victory for Mayor-elect Garrad Marsh would seem a pivotal event for growth politics in Modesto.
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As stories go, this one could be called "The Case of the Long-Lost Bookcase," Jeff Jardine writes in today's column.
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Facing one of California's elite programs, Modesto Christian High made just a few mistakes.
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Over the course of this week, Enochs High School has been transformed. There have been spells gone wrong, overflowing potions and daily quidditch tournaments. Enochs students have cast a spell on their school for homecoming; they have turned it into J.K. Rowling's Hogwarts.
Regarding "Can Californians afford cleaner cars?" (Editorial, Feb. 3): Cleaner cars are in growing demand because they bring Californians healthier air and lower consumer costs as well as reducing our costly addiction to petroleum.
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A California woman has her gold necklace back months after she accidentally flushed it down her toilet.
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