Melania Trump Presents Awards To "Remarkable And Inspiring" Women At State Department
First Lady Melania Trump made a rare public appearance Wednesday morning when she spoke and presented awards at the International Women of Courage Awards.
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First Lady Melania Trump made a rare public appearance Wednesday morning when she spoke and presented awards at the International Women of Courage Awards.
A move is underway in San Francisco to make the 4/20 gathering in Golden Gate Park an officially sponsored event.
Residents in a San Francisco neighborhood are fighting a tech billionaire over his plans to transform his house into what has been described as the ultimate bachelor pad.
President Trump's lawyers say he's immune from defamation claims brought by a former contestant on his reality TV show "The Apprentice."
O'Reilly said that his jest about Rep. Maxine Waters' hair was dumb. "I apologize," he said...
A woman struck a U.S. Capitol Police cruiser with a vehicle near the Capitol on Wednesday morning and was taken into custody.
Water officials say San Jose city authorities received several warnings that flooding was imminent but failed to evacuate thousands of residents who were trapped in their homes after a creek broke its banks.
California prosecutors say they invaded the privacy of medical providers by filming without consent.
The proposed changes come after a lawsuit made California the first state to provide an inmate with taxpayer-funded sex reassignment surgery.
A town hall meeting in Sacramento, featuring the appearance of the acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement was marked with protests.
A spirited Hillary Clinton took on the Trump administration Tuesday in one of her first public speeches since she lost the presidential election, criticizing the country's Republican leaders on everything from health care to the shortage of women appointees in top administration positions.
Wells Fargo says it will pay $110 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over up to 2 million accounts its employees opened for customers without getting their permission.
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit accusing a federal information-sharing program of flagging innocent people as potential terrorists.
The head of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is telling Congress that some public television and radio stations would close if Congress eliminates federal funding.
The governors of California and New York say they'll help fill the void left by the federal government after President Donald Trump signed an executive order.
