Regulators Fail To Impose Emissions Cap On Bay Area Oil Refineries
Oil companies didn't want any cap while environmentalist said the caps, which were rolled back in recent weeks out of fear of lawsuits, were a huge step back.
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Oil companies didn't want any cap while environmentalist said the caps, which were rolled back in recent weeks out of fear of lawsuits, were a huge step back.
From the mayor on down, a court-appointed investigator said Wednesday that Oakland city officials mishandled, downplayed and ignored sexual misconduct allegations about the city's police department that turned into a far-reaching scandal.
A gunman acted alone when he shot and wounded a top House Republican and four other people on a northern Virginia baseball field, the FBI said Wednesday.
San Jose City Council agrees to enter into exclusive negotiations with Google for the sale of city property in the heart of the city.
Enterprising gun makers have already come out with workarounds to avoid a new ban on assault weapons in California.
Republican Karen Handel has won a nationally watched congressional election in Georgia and avoided a major upset after the most expensive House campaign in U.S. history.
A nearly million dollar Peninsula home that was bought with taxpayer money for use by regional open space rangers is set to be torn down.
Legislation restricting the sale of all flavored tobacco including menthol cigarettes was approved unanimously by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors Tuesday.
Cut down a San Francisco tree without permission and go to jail.
Police agencies from around the country are in the Bay Area this week to check out a program that is helping victims of domestic violence.
City officials have approved a recommended 14 percent increase in rates set to take effect next month.
San Francisco State University is being sued for allegedly fostering an anti-Semitic environment.
San Jose City Council will vote on whether to enter into exclusive talks with Google about building 6 million-square-foot development.
Caltrans is building a taller, stronger wall in San Jose to stop homeless individuals from returning to an encampment.
The city of Oakland is looking to hire ex-convicts to oversee the Oakland Police Department.
