San Francisco To Build 250 Modular Housing Units For Homeless In SoMa
San Francisco is moving ahead with plans to use modular units to speed up the production and lower the cost of housing homeless residents.
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San Francisco is moving ahead with plans to use modular units to speed up the production and lower the cost of housing homeless residents.
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A bill just signed by Gov. Jerry Brown will help California utility customers avoid unpleasant surprises in their monthly bills.
Facebook says it has accepted House and Senate intelligence committees' invitations to testify at hearings on Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Lawmakers listened and asked questions but offered no concrete solutions Tuesday in the first of several California legislative hearings planned to discuss how to balance free speech rights with public safety.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson declared Wednesday he never considered abandoning his job as President Donald Trump's top diplomat, disputing what he called "erroneous" reports that he wanted to resign earlier this year.
The congressional inaction underscored the power of the National Rifle Association and the political stakes for lawmakers who maintain their support for the constitutional right to bear arms and fear any challenge to their fealty.
Though legally and widely available, the so-called "bump stocks" have attracted scrutiny from authorities and lawmakers in recent years.
The plan aims to complete, have under construction or have approved 25,000 more homes by 2022, 10,000 of which the mayor says will be affordable housing.
A San Francisco police officer's wife was among the more than 50 people killed in a mass shooting at a Las Vegas country music festival.
House Republicans and Democrats on Tuesday lashed out at the former head of Equifax, demanding answers for the massive data breach that compromised the sensitive personal information of an estimated 145 million Americans.
A sexual harassment lawsuit filed Thursday by a student at the University of California at Berkeley against a former university employee the student saw in 2016 for therapy.
Wells Fargo's chief executive faced an angry Congress on Tuesday, saying yet again that the bank remains "deeply sorry" for its previous sales practices.
False news that erroneously named a suspect in the deadly Las Vegas mass shooting on Sunday spread on Google and Facebook before the services removed the posts in question.
