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Nearly 37,000 people who work as drivers for ride-booking services in San Francisco will have to register as a business within 30 days, the San Francisco Office of the Treasurer and Tax Collector announced Friday.
San Francisco drivers seem to be ignoring new configurations on Mission Street.
A California appeals court has handed teacher unions a big victory by reversing a judge's ruling that found tenure deprived students of a good education.
The University of California, Davis contracted with consultants for at least $175,000 to clean its online reputation following the November 2011 pepper-spraying of student protesters on campus, a newspaper reported Wednesday.
As revenue growth slows, BART is facing the possibility of a $477 million budget deficit over the next 10 years, BART officials said Thursday.
A meeting in San Francisco to discuss the latest officer-involved shooting in the Mission District on Wednesday was filled with members of the community angrily demanding answers.
Oakland has been fighting to become healthier in recent months, but it looks as though several fast food companies are looking to make the move to the town.
Donald Trump is coming to the Bay Area to speak at a late April luncheon to kick off the California Republican Party Convention in Burlingame.
Caitlyn Jenner's first beauty campaign is in full swing.
A battle is coming to a head between beach goers and Sonoma County over proposed new fees the county wants to charge people to park at four beaches.
More than six months before the presidential election, teachers from California and across the country are saying the campaign is having a negative effect on children and classrooms, particularly among minority students.
Legislation deemed anti-LGBT has been proposed in states across the country to protect those who -- due to religious beliefs -- decline to employ or serve certain people.
Antioch's mayor comforted a man who suffered serious injuries in a high-speed crash late Tuesday night after a City Council meeting.
Police in the U.S. could soon have a new tool to combat distracted drivers, and it's called the Textalyzer.
Anyone who drives through the I-80 corridor in West Contra Costa County knows that it's congested, and planners are looking at new ways to ease the gridlock.
