99-Year-Old San Francisco Woman Facing Eviction Allowed To Stay
Iris Canada has been granted a temporary stay of her eviction and will appear in court next week.
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Iris Canada has been granted a temporary stay of her eviction and will appear in court next week.
A spokesperson for the Donald Trump presidential campaign slammed Mark Zuckerberg, one day after the Facebook CEO made veiled comments against the Republican frontrunner's positions on immigration.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution Tuesday to establish a Filipino Cultural Heritage District in the city's South of Market neighborhood.
As anti-Donald Trump sentiment grows in parts of the liberal leaning Bay Area, some younger Trump supporters at San Francisco State University say they are getting a particularly nasty reception from fellow students.
French gay airline stewards are rebelling over flights to Iran, a country known for its hardline stance against homosexuality.
AC Transit riders in Oakland say they are angry after a 60-year-old transit stop was removed, but city leaders say a replacement is on the way.
Gov. Pat McCrory said Tuesday he wants to change a new state law that prevents people from suing over discrimination in state court, but he's not challenging a measure regarding bathroom access for transgender people.
U2 front man Bono brought his star power to Capitol Hill Tuesday as he called on members of Congress to take swift action to deal with the global refugee crisis and violent extremism.
A school district near Fresno has reportedly allowed several high school teachers to carry guns on campus.
Snoop lit up Schwarzenegger for denying his friend Stanley "Tookie" Williams' request for clemency...
Palo Alto has taken the expensive step of offering raises to city workers, including police and firefighters, in an effort to help more employees live closer to where they work.
A new push begins in the California Legislature to make sure that sexual predators are brought to justice, no matter when they get caught.
Al-Jazeera America signs off Tuesday night following a three-hour live farewell designed to highlight its work since a 2013 launch.
California's Democratic governor is increasing the amount of pay employers must give workers who take time off to care for their family.
The Justice Department announced a $5 billion settlement with Goldman Sachs over the sale of mortgage-backed securities leading up to the 2008 financial crisis.
