California Teachers Struggle As School Administrators Get Generous Pensions
As California public schools face layoffs and budget cuts, some school administrators are retiring with huge pensions.
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As California public schools face layoffs and budget cuts, some school administrators are retiring with huge pensions.
San Francisco Supervisor Jane Kim wants the city to consider imposing a fee on Uber and Lyft trips to help pay for congestion management efforts.
A Fremont resident created "Meet a Muslim" where she speaks to groups and answers whatever questions they may have about Muslim people.
A plan by Gilroy officials to chop down more than 200 trees has been uprooted because of a possible rule violation by city leaders.
Troubles continued to mount for Conta Costa County's embattled District Attorney Tuesday as an exclusive new KPIX 5 poll showed a whopping 70 percent of respondents saying he should resign.
President Donald Trump and Pope Francis share a trait that adds drama to their first meeting Wednesday: unpredictability.
Supporters of defeated California Democratic Party chair candidate Kimberly Ellis are poring over election ballots to validate the results.
After the Trump administration approved over $600 million in federal funding for the electrification of Caltrain, supporters say drivers will also benefit from the rail upgrade.
California lawmakers have passed a bill to revoke superintendents' ability to let people carry guns in a school zone.
Route 66, the historic American roadway that linked Chicago to the West Coast, soon may be dropped from a National Park Service preservation program.
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's spokesman says he has declared martial rule in the country's south for 60 days.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday sent Congress a $4.1 trillion federal spending plan that promises faster economic growth and steep cuts to programs for the poor in a bid to balance the government's books over the next decade.
E-commerce deliver trucks and ridesharing vehicles may be intensifying San Francisco's traffic woes.
President Donald Trump's former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination in rebuffing a subpoena Monday in the investigation into Russia's election meddling.
California could further strengthen its equal pay protections under a bill passed by state lawmakers.
