State News

	SoCal anti-crime leader admits molesting girls Prosecutors say the ex-chief of San Bernardino's honored youth crime-fighting effort has admitted molesting three girls.
	SoCal wife-torture case goes to jury A jury is deliberating whether a Southern California man tortured his estranged wife to force her to sign divorce papers.
	SoCal counties ask Supreme Court to dump poop ban The U.S. Supreme Court is being asked to dump Kern County's ban on poop.
	Man sues Folsom police over use of stun gun A 28-year-old man is suing the Folsom police department over an officer's use of a stun gun to subdue him.
	Kids help mother with delivery in Fremont The father of 9 and 11-year-old siblings who helped deliver their baby brother at their Fremont home is calling his kids "superheroes."
	SoCal man who tackled armed bank robber sues bank A man praised as a hero for tackling an armed robber inside a Long Beach bank is now suing the bank.
	CSU East Bay professor facing child porn charges A Cal State East Bay assistant professor has been charged with possession of child pornography.
	Three people stranded in cliffside cove rescued Authorities in Laguna Beach say firefighters rappelled down an oceanside cliff and lifeguards swam through dark surf to rescue three stranded people.
	Brown to discuss attacks on Riverside Co gang team California's top prosecutor will join the Riverside County district attorney Thursday to discuss the recent booby trap attacks on gang enforcement officers in the county.
	California considers smoking ban at all state parks California lawmakers are considering what is believed to be the nation's most far-reaching smoking ban in state parks.