Trump Waives Environmental Reviews For Border Wall In California
The Trump administration on Tuesday waived environmental laws and other reviews to replace a small stretch of border wall in Calexico.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday waived environmental laws and other reviews to replace a small stretch of border wall in Calexico.
A proposed ban on glass containers in all San Francisco parks was forwarded to the full Board of Supervisors by the board's Public Safety and Neighborhood Services committee today with a unanimous recommendation for approval.
One person was injured and four others forced from their homes when a one-alarm fire erupted in a San Leandro apartment complex early Wednesday.
The Oakland Athletics have decided on land near Laney College as their preferred spot for a ballpark to replace the Coliseum.
President Donald Trump will have dinner with Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer and House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday night.
These three tips can help small business owners battle time theft, which can have a big impact on the bottom line.
Six patients at a sweltering Hollywood nursing home died in Hurricane Irma's aftermath, authorities said Wednesday.
Opponents of a proposal to arm San Francisco police with Tasers turned out in force at a public meeting Tuesday night.
A low pressure system fired pulses of unstable weather into the Bay Area Wednesday morning, triggering lightning storms that damaged a home in Brentwood and knocked out power to a Santa Rosa neighborhood
An off-duty sheriff's deputy wounded a man after an alleged road rage incident in Antioch, authorities said.
There are roughly 125 PG&E workers in Florida helping Florida Power and Light restore electrical service to customers impacted by Hurricane Irma over the weekend as part of a mutual-aid agreement.
Americans would get health coverage simply by showing a new government-issued card and would no longer owe out-of-pocket expenses like deductibles, according to legislation Sen. Bernie Sanders released Wednesday.
Urged on by dozens of stars who turned out to sing, tell stories and plead for support for hurricane victims in a one-hour televised benefit, organizers said more than $44 million was raised Tuesday and donations are still being accepted.
A new documentary centers in on Oakland's troubled police department.
