Brown Signs Planned Parenthood-Backed Bill On Secret Recordings
California is making it illegal to disclose secretly recorded conversations with medical professionals under a new law backed by Planned Parenthood.
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California is making it illegal to disclose secretly recorded conversations with medical professionals under a new law backed by Planned Parenthood.
Gov. Jerry Brown waded further into the national debate over transgender rights Thursday as he signed a bill requiring that all single-stall toilets in California be designated as gender neutral.
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte raised the rhetoric over his bloody anti-crime war to a new level Friday, comparing it to Hitler and the Holocaust and saying he would be "happy to slaughter" 3 million addicts.
The S.F. District 9 supervisor's race has heated up after surveillance video from a gas station was released showing two people defacing the campaign headquarters of Hillary Ronen.
A Vallejo couple supporting Clinton for president put up a yard sign in the form of a giant red-white-and-blue brassiere with the words "We Support Hillary."
Construction workers in the South Bay hit the streets to urge developers to "do the right thing" and hire locally.
Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi said America's trains - including commuter trains like the one that crashed Thursday morning in Hoboken, New Jersey - should be equipped with the latest safety technology, or not run.
Parking in one Corte Madera neighborhood has gotten so tight that it prompted someone to paint over some no parking red curbs to create more spaces.
California emergency management officials say automated earthquake warnings could begin within the next one to two years.
Attorney General Kamala Harris urged Yahoo users to change their passwords, saying at least six million Californians may have had their personal information exposed in a massive hack.
California may soon become the fifth state to allow the recreational use of marijuana, according to a new KPIX 5/SurveyUSA poll released Thursday.
Millions of working Californians who don't have retirement accounts are about to get one under a new state program signed into law Thursday by Governor Brown.
The city-by-city patchwork of often-maddening rules that govern whether you can have a legal In-law apartment are about to change with a new statewide law that's designed to create more affordable rental housing.
California will require Uber and Lyft to conduct background checks on all drivers and lay off certain criminals beginning in 2017.
With 40 days until Election Day, a KPIX 5 / SurveyUSA poll finds Hillary Clinton increasing her lead over Donald Trump among California voters. Meanwhile, the senate race between Kamala Harris and Loretta Sanchez has tightened.
