Charlotte Church, Rebecca Ferguson Decline Trump Invite
British singers Charlotte Church and Rebecca Ferguson have declined to perform at President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration...
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British singers Charlotte Church and Rebecca Ferguson have declined to perform at President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration...
Gov. Jerry Brown has proposed a $122.5 billion budget for California and is warning of a possible $2 billion deficit in the coming fiscal year.
A contentious plan to implement new dog walking rules in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area is on hold.
The San Francisco 49ers have filed a lawsuit against the city of Santa Clara, claiming city officials have falsely accused the team of violating its contract.
In her opening statement at the confirmation hearing for Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., Feinstein said "there is so much fear in this country," particularly among African Americans.
Will the force be with San Francisco for the George Lucas museum? Mayor Ed Lee on Monday made a last desperate pitch on the eve of a decision.
Despite Republican claims, health care experts, believe the Affordable Care Act's troubles with high prices and lack of competition could be addressed with bipartisan solutions.
Thousands of clerical and support staff throughout the University of California system will stage a one-day walkout Tuesday in sympathy with striking workers at UCLA.
According to theater-goers, the Clinton's got several rounds of applause...
"...one of the few places left where America still honors the popular vote." Jimmy Fallon
Sea World's show featuring killer whales cavorting with trainers and leaping high out of the Shamu Stadium pool will have its final performances on Sunday.
California Democratic Party Chair John Burton weighs in on Donald Trump and how his party dropped the ball in the election.
A declassified intelligence report saying Putin ordered a campaign to influence the US election in favor of Donald Trump prompts responses from elected officials.
A new declassified report says Russian President Vladimir Putin "ordered" an influence campaign in 2016 aimed at the U.S. presidential election.
After a briefing from the nation's top intelligence officials, President-elect Donald Trump said Friday he is confident Russians did not affect the outcome of the U.S. presidential election but he didn't say whether he now accepts the intelligence assessment that Moscow did meddle in the race.
