California Lawmakers Eye Loopholes Around Fed Tax Deduction Limits
Democrats in Sacramento are exploring ways to help Californians save money by creating a loophole around deduction limits that are part of the new federal tax law.
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Democrats in Sacramento are exploring ways to help Californians save money by creating a loophole around deduction limits that are part of the new federal tax law.
For almost a year, it's been the long way round for drivers on Highway 1. But not anymore.
Just days after recreational pot became legal in California, one of the state's biggest and best-known marijuana dispensaries is trying to determine what the fed's changing position on marijuana enforcement means for its budding business.
The Department of Insurance says it is irresponsible to live in California without earthquake insurance. But many people do.
Six current and former inmates who were pregnant at Santa Rita Jail leveled accusations of abuse against guards in a lawsuit filed Thursday in federal court in Oakland,
The Modesto man who was arrested three days before Christmas for allegedly planning a terror attack on San Francisco's Pier 39 was indicted by a grand jury Thursday in U.S District Court in Fresno.
A Bay Area woman is demanding answers after she claims her dog was seriously injured while staying at an East Bay kennel, and no one will tell her what really happened.
The Dow Jones industrial average closed above 25,000 points for the first time, just five weeks after its first close above 24,000.
Dozens of flights to New York, Boston and other East Coast destinations were cancelled at Bay Area airports Thursday as a major winter storm battered the region.
The lockdown at the state Capitol in Denver was lifted about a half hour after reports that shots were fired nearby on Thursday afternoon.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is rescinding the Obama-era policy that had paved the way for legalized marijuana to flourish in states across the country, two people with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press.
A 4.4 magnitude earthquake centered along a seismically active 5-mile stretch of Hayward fault near the UC-Berkeley campus and the historic Claremont Hotel jolted the Bay Area awake early Thursday.
San Francisco officials Thursday touted a record-low number of traffic deaths in the city in 2017 as proof that its Vision Zero goal of making streets safer and eliminating traffic deaths by 2024 is on the right track.
A man fatally shot by Redwood City police Saturday afternoon outside of a Wells Fargo Bank has been identified by the San Mateo County coroner's office as 31-year-old Marco Antonio Carlos.
