AAA Calls For Scrapping Marijuana DUI Tests
Six states that allow marijuana use employ legal tests to determine whether someone is driving while impaired by the drug that have no scientific basis, according to AAA.
Watch CBS News
Six states that allow marijuana use employ legal tests to determine whether someone is driving while impaired by the drug that have no scientific basis, according to AAA.
A tower that made defensive contributions during the Cold War was added to the Santa Clara County Heritage Resource Inventory under a unanimous vote by the county's Board of Supervisors Tuesday.
Following Raiders owner Mark Davis' pledge to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to build a stadium in Las Vegas, the city's mayor reportedly said she was confident about the move.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee on Tuesday said the behavior of a Muni driver caught delivering a racist rant on camera will not be tolerated.
Four weeks before the California primary, Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders brought his message of change to Stockton on Tuesday.
Oakland cut the ribbon Tuesday morning on innovative new bike lanes along a bustling stretch of Telegraph Avenue.
A Facebook official says the company has found no evidence to back up allegations that Facebook contractors suppressed stories of interest to conservatives in its "Trending" section.
San Francisco officials are considering a proposal that would clarify the guidelines under which federal deportation authorities could be contacted.
A San Francisco State University student on hunger strike has been hospitalized Monday night, according to organizers.
California lawmakers passed a proposal Monday that would require all single-person public restrooms to be gender neutral.
California lawmakers are advancing a ban on publicly funded travel to states that have laws restricting the rights of gay or transgender individuals.
Change is happening fast in the Calaveras County foothills since the Butte Fire devastated communities in the area. There's a 'green rush' going on as farmers buy up land ahead of the potential legalization of recreational marijuana in California.
Despite what protesters think, the Department of Justice thinks San Francisco police are doing pretty well.
A suspect in the fatal stabbing of a retired San Francisco public defender has been charged with murder and will be arraigned Tuesday, according to the San Francisco District Attorney's Office.
Many in Silicon Valley are cheering word that President Obama is likely to sign a bill into law that is meant to help companies protect their intellectual property.
