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Here, in part one of a three-part series, Fox News Digital presents some of the most bizarre and interesting laws found across the U.S.

The No. 1 story reports on Lake Cachuma’s water levels rising and spilling over Bradbury Dam after heavy rainfall

Q: How do I get my child involved in a school archery program? A: If the school your child attends does not offer archery as either a physical education

On Tuesday, District Attorney Thien Ho filed a 48-page amended lawsuit that accuses the City of Sacramento of allowing the homeless to pollute waterways and endanger public health.

The battle between Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho and the city of Sacramento over the homeless continues.

Ivory Trafficking Q: How do wildlife officers tell the difference between elephant ivory and other animals that have ivory such as whales or even

If anyone thought a recent court order mandating 40% of the Kern River’s flow remain in the river for fish was the end of the story, think again.

The Senate Environment and Energy is expected to take the bill up at 10 a.m.

State Rep. Brett Miller wants to strip the Game Commission of the power to terminate hunting licenses.