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A new poll finds the race for the Democratic presidential nomination between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders is tightening in California. Meanwhile, Donald Trump has a double-digit lead among the state's Republicans.
A federal judge in San Francisco Wednesday postponed setting a sentencing date for Chinatown tong leader Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow on his racketeering conspiracy and murder convictions.
A measure sponsored by California representative Jerry McNerney could give businesses 90 days to correct Americans with Disabilities Act violations before a lawsuit could proceed.
A San Francisco police officer who was the subject of an internal affairs investigation over a sexual assault allegation was arrested Wednesday for illegally accessing confidential records, according to authorities.
HealthCare.gov logged 316 security incidents during a period of about 18 months, according to government cybersecurity experts.
Hillary Clinton is pledging to defeat the Islamic State group and arguing her opponents are not up to the task.
As BART is getting ready to ask voters for $3.5 billion in bonds to keep the system running, and amid rising rider frustration over a track problem in the East Bay, the agency is handing out $1,000 bonuses to many of its workers.
The U.S. Postal Service in San Francisco is being recognized for its efforts to go green after cutting the amount of waste it sends to landfills by as much as 70 percent over just two years.
A year after the opening of the Navigation Center for the homeless in the Mission District, Mayor Ed Lee on Wednesday announced plans for a second center on Market Street.
The web portal used by millions of consumers to get health insurance coverage under President Barack Obama's law logged 316 security incidents in just under 18 months.
Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton have won the Arizona primaries.
San Francisco Supervisor John Avalos' attempt to override a mayoral veto on legislation hiking developers' transportation fees meets defeat.
Minimum wage, medical care for veterans and Native American affairs were among the top concerns for Arizona, Utah and Idaho voters Tuesday.
A local emergency was declared Tuesday in Santa Cruz County, where roads were damaged by stormy conditions earlier this month.
The Palo Alto City Council has voted to study a housing plan that would essentially subsidize new housing for what qualifies as middle-class nowadays, families making between $150 to $250,000 a year.
