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San Francisco's criminal justice system is facing accusations of discrimination and pervasive disparities in the treatment of minorities, from police arrests to prosecutions.
The mayors of Louisville and Lexington,Kentucky are asking California's attorney general to exempt them from a LGBT travel ban.
The California Coastal Commission has reached an agreement with Cemex to cease sand extraction at the Lapis sand mine, California's last coastal sand mining operation, located just north of Marina in unincorporated Monterey County.
A wheelchair stolen from Windsor High School has been recovered and a juvenile has been arrested, the Sonoma County Sheriff announced Tuesday.
Several people were trapped and injured after scaffolding collapsed at a construction site in Pismo Beach on Tuesday.
The Marin County Fire Department was fighting a 15-acre grass and brush fire near Kent Lake, two miles southwest of Woodacre Tuesday afternoon.
With the speed and force of a Jedi Starfighter, officials cleared the way for "Star Wars" creator George Lucas to build a $1.5 billion museum near USC.
Park officials shut down swimming access to Oakland's popular Lake Temescal Tuesday and warned dog walkers not to allow their pets to drink the algae-filled water.
Serena Williams is showing off her pregnancy with a nude photo on the cover of the August issue of Vanity Fair.
Facebook is reaching another milestone, announcing that it now has more than 2 billion users.
A 25-year-old Uber contractor pleaded no contest to felony grand theft charges Monday in a cyber-fraud case involving more than $25,000 in food deliveries and free Uber rides.
Lacking votes, Senate GOP leaders abruptly announced Tuesday they were delaying a vote on health care bill until after July 4th recess.
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California's rural roads are in poor condition and among the deadliest for drivers in the country, according to a report released Tuesday by a national non-profit transportation research group.
European authorities came down hard on Google on Tuesday for taking advantage of its dominance in online searches to direct customers to its own businesses, fining the tech giant a record $2.72 billion and raising the prospect of more.
