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The father of a Muslim-American soldier who died in combat in Iraq filed an amicus brief on Wednesday supporting a federal judge's decision to block President Donald Trump's revised travel ban.
President Trump invited the trio to the White House for dinner.
The U.S. Labor Department awarded a grant of $1.66 million to continue employment services for laid off Silicon Valley workers.
PG&E executives get hefty pay raises despite the utility raising rates for customers and being found criminally negligent in San Bruno explosion.
A scheduled appearance by conservative commentator and writer Ann Coulter at the University of California later this month has been canceled because of concerns about safety and security at the event.
San Jose City Council narrowly passed two measures Tuesday night designed to protect hundreds of thousands of renters in the city with stricter regulations for evictions.
Juan Manuel Montes' attorneys said their client is believed to be the first known person who qualifies for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program to be deported by President Donald Trump.
San Francisco has reached an ambitious goal to reduce greenhouse gases locally two years ahead of schedule, city officials said Tuesday.
A resolution passed by the Oakland City Council Tuesday night urges employers to refrain from voluntarily working with immigration officials.
The San Jose City Council members are considering an ordinance that would limit no-cause evictions.
There's a growing push among Congressional Democrats to sue President Donald Trump.
Mayor Libby Schaaf wants to be the first two-term mayor of Oakland since Jerry Brown. On Tuesday, KPIX 5 talked to her about the results of an exclusive Survey USA poll on what worries voters the most.
The nation's first drive-thru pot shop is opening on April 20, the unofficial marijuana holiday celebrated by tokers in cities across the country.
California gives disabled parking permits to people who don't provide enough medical information to prove they need one, state auditor Elaine Howle said in a report released Tuesday.
President Donald Trump signed an order Tuesday in politically important Wisconsin to tighten rules on technology companies bringing in highly skilled foreign workers.
