Santa Clara County Courthouse Workers' Strike Delays Search Warrant Processing
The court system is preparing for a third day of strikes Friday.
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The court system is preparing for a third day of strikes Friday.
The San Jose Police Department is accused of unfairly singling out gay men for arrest.
Bay Area charter schools among 253 charter schools in California under fire for discriminatory or exclusionary enrollment policies.
A Fairfield man convicted of stealing materials for making methamphetamine from his Vacaville employer over 16 years ago was one of 214 inmates granted a commuted sentence by President Barack Obama Wednesday.
A marina in Ocean City, Maryland is selling T-shirts featuring the phrases "White Lives Matter" and "Blue Lives Matter" to spread awareness about the conservation of white and blue marlins.
The two Democrats seeking California's U.S. Senate seat have picked up dueling endorsements that highlight political dynamics in the race.
Anthony Silva, the mayor of Stockton, has been arrested on multiple charges Thursday morning including suspicion of eavesdropping or recording confidential conversations and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
A strike was averted Wednesday evening when a union representing thousands of janitors reached a tentative contract agreement with cleaning companies in San Francisco.
Elephant handlers in California would have to stop using tools that inflict pain on the animals to train or control them under a bill approved by state lawmakers.
Rejecting a flurry of defense motions, a federal judge Thursday sentenced notorious San Francisco Chinatown crime figure Raymond 'Shrimp Boy' Chow to life in prison for killing his rival.
California's 911 emergency dispatch system had nearly $77 million dollars three years ago, now it's down to less than $11 million.
A Bay Area husband and father was killed in a crosswalk six years ago in Atherton, but the dangerous intersection has not been fixed.
The former Carmel-By-The-Sea Mayor praises Trump as a foe of political correctness and laments what he calls "the kiss-ass generation."
As the U.S. Women's National Team dominated the soccer field during its first day of Olympic competition in Brazil, two U.S. senators renewed calls for the team's right to equal pay at home.
Massachusetts has enacted a law that prevents potential employers from using a job candidate's past salary as a consideration for future compensation.
