Recreation District Could Be Fined Tens Of Thousands For Privates Beach Gate
A meeting already Thursday evening will decide the fate of a gate that blocks access to a beach near Santa Cruz from all but a select few.
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A meeting already Thursday evening will decide the fate of a gate that blocks access to a beach near Santa Cruz from all but a select few.
Investigations into officer-involved shootings take too long and provide too little information to the public, according to a San Francisco Civil Grand Jury report released Wednesday.
A lawsuit alleging police misconduct in the death of a delirious man was filed against the city of Antioch and members of its police force.
Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) criticized the White House decision to keep 8,400 U.S. military troops in Afghanistan through the end of the year.
A lawsuit has been filed seeking to overturn California's strict new law requiring mandatory vaccines for school children.
New data from the World Bank show that California's economy was equivalent to the sixth largest in the world last year.
Cal Fire has approved a timber harvest plan that involves logging century-old redwood trees along the Sonoma County coast despite the objections of environmental advocates.
Advocates of stricter gun-control laws held a sit-in on Monday, right across from a Fourth of July festival in Redwood City.
Memberships have more than doubled in a national LGBT pro-gun rights organization since the Orlando night club shooting.
Dozens of residents enduring poor living conditions at a tenement building in Oakland's Chinatown neighborhood may face eviction.
The people responsible for a gate blocking access to Santa Cruz's Privates Beach are digging in their heels.
Bay Area scientists are among the 100-plus Nobel laureates urging Greenpeace to halt its campaign against the use of genetically engineered Golden Rice to address Vitamin A deficiencies in developing nations.
California Gov. Jerry Brown has approved spending $2 billion to build permanent housing for homeless people with mental illnesses.
Workers in a handful of Bay Area cities including San Francisco will be getting a pay raise starting Friday.
California Gov. Jerry Brown has signed a number of gun control measures into law Friday, including a bill banning high-capacity gun magazines and another outlawing the "bullet button" loophole that allows shooters to quickly change magazines.
