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A California artist is teaching girls and women to embrace their imperfections through the art of Lupita-making, the creation of a traditional Mexican doll.

The California Air Resources Board on Thursday approved a waiver at the request of Gov. Gavin Newsom to allow the early use of winter-blend gasoline.

People gathered at the State Capitol on Monday for the National Day of Remembrance.

Workers rallied in Sacramento on Tuesday in support of Senate Bill 686, which would bring more than 300,000 people under the jurisdiction of the state's Occupational Safety and Health Division.

House of Oliver in Roseville hosted a community watch party Wednesday inviting people from both side of the aisle to watch the Republican presidential debate.

The Placer County SPCA is looking for people to adopt three dogs that were in a shelter on Maui.

Several vehicles were found submerged in the Sacramento River, prompting law enforcement officials on Wednesday to work on pulling them out.

A total of $20 million has been secured to make Miracle Mile safer for businesses and families in Stockton.

Thousands of Pacific Gas and Electric Company customers in Rocklin are without power according to their outage map.

KCRA 3 Weather meteorologist Dirk Verdoorn looks at what changes are taking place to bring about warmer temperatures and how hot it could get.