West Coast Spike Pushes Homeless Population Count Up For First Time Since 2010
City officials, homeless advocates and those living on the streets point to a main culprit: the region's booming economy.
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City officials, homeless advocates and those living on the streets point to a main culprit: the region's booming economy.
The lawsuit recounts Crews' allegations that agent Adam Venit groped him at the Hollywood party last year.
A federal grand jury in San Francisco indicted Jose Ines Garcia Zarate Tuesday on one count each of felon in possession of a firearm and of "being an alien illegally and unlawfully in the United States" in possession of a gun and ammunition
The legislation will take effect 30 days after the mayor signs it. San Francisco could have recreational marijuana for sale Jan. 5 or 6 if Lee approves the rules Tuesday or Wednesday.
Lobbyist Pamela Lopez alleged Monday that Dababneh followed her into a bathroom and began masturbating during a party in Las Vegas last year. He denies the allegation.
During a hearing last month, Randall Saito had the option of admitting his identity and returning to Hawaii but he refused to delay his extradition.
A group of prominent lawyers is suing California because so many school children do not know how to read and they argue the state has done nothing about it.
A wind-whipped wildfire in Southern California has scorched 48 square miles, destroyed 150 structures and left one firefighter injured.
Authorities in Southern California have arrested a 16-year-old boy who was captured on a Snapchat video throwing a cat into the street.
Police are investigating a shooting in a Target store parking lot in Northern California that left two people critically injured.
Steve Wyard thought he knew what sexual harassment looked like: a put-out-or-lose-your-job overture. Now he's not so sure.
Sacramento Lobbyist Pamela Lopez says that perpetrator is Assemblyman Matt Dababneh (D-Van Nuys). She says she was at a work event last year when he followed her into a restroom, pushed her in, and exposed himself.
The fires spread at night as many victims slept, knocking out cellphones, land lines, internet and cable television in some areas as cell towers and other equipment burned, hampering alert services that relied on texts, social media and broadcast.
Investigators are trying to find who led them on a high-speed pursuit in Calaveras County on Friday.
The lawsuit argues that California's requirements violate the U.S. Constitution's interstate commerce clause and are pre-empted by federal law.
