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California lawmakers are sounding the alarm on proposed changes to U.S. immigration rules that would make it tougher for some immigrants who receive welfare benefits to stay in the U.S.
San Jose's planned downtown land sale to tech giant Google has prompted a hunger strike at City Hall.
One of Bay Area Rapid Transit's so-called Fleet of the Future cars along with three other current BART cars were defaced with graffiti while in a storage yard overnight in Richmond.
Some 4,000 kids aged from took over Davies' Symphony Hall Monday morning for the annual "Deck the Halls" community day concerts put on by the San Francisco Symphony although some were a little unclear what a "symphony" even was.
For years California has been trying to get people out of their cars, but a new report suggests that just the opposite appears to be happening.
The remains of more than 25,000 San Franciscans now sit beneath the cut flower operation in a field along Colma Boulevard, beneath a private nursery.
Officials from the California DMV, as well as city leaders, debuted the first self-service kiosk installed in a Bay Area library on Monday.
A Livermore man was arrested on suspicion of felony animal cruelty after an injured puppy was found in his vehicle Saturday.
A San Francisco drone company is working with Butte County to map the burned areas of the Camp Fire using to assess damage and get wildfire victims back on their feet more quickly.
The University of California, Berkeley has agreed to consider changes to its policy on major campus events as part of a settlement in a lawsuit over student access to conservative speakers.
Former President George H.W. Bush was lying in state at the U.S. Capitol Monday, after arriving from Texas in the afternoon. His body will remain there through Wednesday.
With hugs, teachers and a touch of anxiety, thousands of children returned to school and some semblance of routine Monday, three weeks after Northern California's deadly wildfire destroyed their homes and classrooms.
Police and fire officials were investigating three small fires that occurred early Monday morning at Moscone Park in the city's Marina District.
University of California at Berkeley students cramming for finals next week will have an opportunity to de-stress with some llamas on campus Monday, according to campus officials.
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Vernon Nakahara was assigned Monday as trial judge in the upcoming trial of two men facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in the Ghost Ship warehouse fire.
