Gov. Brown Touts California Prosperity In Final State Of The State Address
Gov. Jerry Brown declared "California is prospering" on Thursday as he kicked off his final State of the State address as leader of the nation's most populous state.
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Gov. Jerry Brown declared "California is prospering" on Thursday as he kicked off his final State of the State address as leader of the nation's most populous state.
The Oakland Police Department is encouraging immigrants who were victims of crime to reapply for a temporary visa certification because it may have wrongly denied as many as 25 of the applications.
President Donald Trump says his visit to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, is already proving "very successful." Trump is the first U.S. president to come to the forum in Davos since Bill Clinton in 2000.
Two moderate earthquakes struck about 100 miles off the Humboldt County coast within one hour of each other Thursday morning.
Before her iconic Golden Globes speech sparked a new presidential push on social media, Oprah Winfrey declared that she's not interested in a White House bid.
A higher minimum wage for small business employees will boost spending and the economy, and that is good for all businesses.
Authorities are allowing some Montecito residents to return home, two weeks after mudslides ravaged the Southern California community and killed at least 21 people.
Some booed and yelled "shame" when supervisors chose a white man who represents an affluent part of San Francisco over a black woman who grew up in public housing near City Hall.
"San Francisco is proud to be a sanctuary city. We're also in full compliance with federal immigration law," San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera said.
One Bay Area city is creating a network of citizen surveillance cameras, which has proven to be highly effective.
A snow storm in the Sierra Mountains led to chain control on many mountain passes around Lake Tahoe Wednesday night.
Some property owners affected by the Napa County wildfires contacted the FBI about what they believed to be fraudulent debris removal bills.
California could soon be the first state in the nation to allow people to sell meals that they prepare in their home kitchens.
"To me that is too much power in one person's hand. There needs to be checks and balances," San Francisco Interim Mayor Mark Farrell said.
