The two men arrested in connection with the theft of Lance Armstrong's bike have pleaded no contest in Sacramento Superior Court, and one of them is headed to state prison for three years.

Tylar Marie Witt, the 14-year-old accused along with her boyfriend of killing her mother, showed little emotion as she appeared in a Placerville courtroom Monday morning.

A California lawmaker arranged an improper deal with state corrections officials to stop an influx of parolees into his district 10 months before voters approved "Jessica's Law," the 2006 ballot measure he wrote to restrict where paroled sex offenders could live.

The two men arrested for stealing Lance Armstrong's bike have pleaded no contest in Sacramento Superior Court, and one of them is headed to state prison for three years.

A federal appeals court has thrown out a child molestation conviction that scandalized El Dorado County a decade ago, ruling the defendant didn't get the opportunity to fully cross-examine the key witness against him.

The former top executive of Placer Superior Court received more than $470,000 in apparently unauthorized compensation from July 2001 through March 2009, according to a special audit by the state courts' administrative agency.

Two self-styled bodyguards who last year stabbed a homeless man to death in the now-disbanded tent city north of downtown were convicted of second-degree murder Monday in Sacramento Superior Court.

The long-running dispute about California's rules governing on-the-job meal breaks flared up again Tuesday, with an appeals court ruling in favor of flexible policies favored by employers.

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