Dog In A Hot Car? New Legislation Would Allow Concerned Citizens To Break Windows
A new push to protect pets in California would allow people to free dogs left in hot cars without fear of getting sued under new proposed legislation.
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A new push to protect pets in California would allow people to free dogs left in hot cars without fear of getting sued under new proposed legislation.
A Santa Clara County jail guard was beaten by an inmate Sunday, officials said.
Gov. Jerry Brown is endorsing Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Kamala Harris barely two weeks before California's June 7 primary election.
Nearly half of California voters have an extremely negative view of Donald Trump, while nearly one third hold extremely negative views of Hillary Clinton.
A recent KPIX investigation repeatedly uncovered concerning, even cancer causing, chemicals in a majority of the car seats tested, and many blame the federal government.
Hispanics could make up as many as 2 in 10 voters in California. Voter registration among young Hispanics has been climbing and polls show they lean toward Sanders.
The judicial race in Marin County is heating up and one candidate is being criticized over her controversial campaign signs.
Thursday's deadly shooting in the Bayview is raising new concerns about the use of force by SFPD, including the question of whether police should be allowed to shoot into a moving vehicle.
California police have been flouting asset seizure laws, prompting action by state and federal lawmakers.
Newly appointed acting San Francisco Police Chief Toney Chaplin Friday said his top priorities would be rolling out body cameras and completing a review of use of force policies now underway.
Ahead of campaign appearances in California, Bernie Sanders began this month with less than $6 million in available campaign cash, new finance reports show.
Mexico's Foreign Relations Department has ruled that the extradition of convicted drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman to the United States can go forward.
California is a step closer to adopting a new history and social studies teaching framework aimed at reflecting the state's diverse student population.
Video has surfaced of Toney Chaplin, who was appointed San Francisco's Acting Police Chief on Thursday, saying racial bias nearly stopped him from pursuing a career in law enforcement.
The California Assembly approved new rules for drone operators on Thursday.
