Judge Rules Landmark California Corporate Diversity Law Unconstitutional
A Los Angeles judge has ruled that California's landmark law mandating that corporate boards have ethnic or LGBT members violates the state Constitution.
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A Los Angeles judge has ruled that California's landmark law mandating that corporate boards have ethnic or LGBT members violates the state Constitution.
Bike paths in San Jose are getting a facelift, just as more and more workers are considering commuting by bicycle as a way to beat rising gas prices.
A San Francisco teacher appeared in a federal court Friday on charges of receiving child pornography, authorities announced.
California is sitting on a $600 million pile of unclaimed nickel and dime deposits on recyclable cans and bottles and now wants to give some of that back to consumers.
A shooting in San Francisco Friday afternoon has left the victim fighting for his life.
Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry will be out for the rest of the regular season as he continues to recover from a foot injury he suffered last month.
Santa Clara County officials announced Friday the establishment of a working group that will focus on reducing local deaths due to the highly potent opioid fentanyl.
Alaska Airlines canceled dozens of U.S. West Coast flights Friday as off-duty pilots picketed in several major cities over an impasse in nearly three years of contract negotiations, and the airline said more cancellations were possible through the weekend.
A man had his car stolen at gunpoint in San Francisco's Lower Nob Hill neighborhood on Thursday night, police said.
Will Smith has resigned from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences following the immense backlash that came from his ill-fated slap of Chris Rock.
An Oakland man appeared in federal court on Friday after being charged on suspicion of fentanyl and methamphetamine sales in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood, prosecutors said.
Two alleged gang members have been convicted of murders, attempted murders and assaults for their roles in a Richmond crime spree by the notorious "Swerve Team", according to Contra Costa County prosecutors.
A federal judge this week approved a settlement between housing developers and homeowners at the San Francisco Shipyard over allegations the homes -- located at the site of a former naval shipyard -- were built over toxic waste.
A U.S. official confirmed to CBS News senior national security correspondent David Martin that Ukrainian helicopters carried out a strike against an oil depot inside Russian territory Friday morning.
After years of construction delays and being a source of irritation for neighbors and local business owners, on Friday morning San Francisco transit officials finally began running buses along the rapid transit lanes added to Van Ness Avenue.
