President Trump Touches On Range Of Subjects In Impromptu Press Conference
President Trump gave a wide-ranging impromptu press conference outside the White House with reporters before departing for Dallas.
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President Trump gave a wide-ranging impromptu press conference outside the White House with reporters before departing for Dallas.
A federal judge in San Francisco ruled Wednesday that the government does not have to immediately resume paying "Obamacare" health care subsidies that President Donald Trump cut off.
President Donald Trump's administration is retreating from a congressionally mandated review of some of the most dangerous chemicals in public use: millions of tons of asbestos, flame retardants and other toxins.
Filipino World War II veterans who fought for the U.S. won their long battle for national recognition on Wednesday, receiving the Congressional Gold Medal over seven decades after their service.
The NAACP is warning African-Americans that if they fly on American Airlines they could be subject to discrimination or even unsafe conditions.
A government spokeswoman says new security measures on incoming flights to America from abroad "will impact all flights."
"It is time now that we call for the impeachment of Donald J. Trump," San Francisco Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer said.
The move follows similar steps by Facebook and the introduction of a bill that seeks to bring more transparency to online political ads in an attempt to lessen the influence of Russia and other foreign entities on U.S. elections.
Five California Democrats in Congress asked Tuesday for a new federal review of funding for Gov. Jerry Brown's proposed tunnel project.
The dossier contends that Russia was engaged in a longstanding effort to aid Trump and had amassed compromising information about him.
A vote in Contra Costa County Tuesday afternoon put some significant restrictions on recreational pot sales.
A new study finds gun-related injuries and deaths in parts of California spike in the weeks after gun shows in neighboring Nevada.
Officials in San Francisco are preparing to enforce a new ordinance that will require city stores that sell raw meat and poultry to label and list any antibiotics used to raise the livestock.
The Santa Cruz Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to approve the recreational sale of marijuana in the county effective Jan. 1, 2018, according to a county spokesman.
The National Park Service is floating a steep increase to entrance fees at 17 of its most popular sites next year.
