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A student government election at a mostly Hispanic San Francisco middle school turned into a debate about the democratic process when the principal delayed the results because the winners did not reflect the school's diverse student body.
Drivers who hassle cyclists, pedestrians or people riding horses on Santa Clara County's rural roads may end up in court with a hefty fine.
Mayor Kevin Johnson has decided not to seek reelection. Johnson issued a statement Tuesday saying he will not run for a third term after "much thought and soul-searching."
Last week, all presidential candidates had to file reports on their fundraising for the last quarter. KPIX Political Analyst Melissa Caen has been sifting through the data and is here to tell us what it means.
San Francisco supervisors are trying to decide whether to continue a policy that prevents cooperation with federal immigration authorities that gained attention when a man in the U.S. illegally killed a woman on a city pier.
"Weak game" or a "dangerous phone thief" are dueling perceptions in the latest salvo on gentrification and police profiling in Oakland neighborhoods.
A pharmaceutical company CEO has taken to Twitter in a tirade against presidential candidate Bernie Sanders after he reportedly rejected a donation.
California lawmakers are joining environmental, labor and business leaders on a trip to see how Australia managed its longest and most severe drought on record.
State governments are increasingly aggressive in taking control of unclaimed property and lawmakers re using it to patch budget holes.
German prosecutors are examining a criminal complaint against three people alleging that Facebook facilitates incitement.
The deadline to register to vote in the upcoming November 3 elections is Monday.
Faculty members at the California State University's 23 campuses are voting online and in person starting Monday on whether to permit their labor union to call a strike over stalled salary negotiations.
The punishment for possessing a stolen gun in California depends on the value of the gun, and a single dollar can mean the difference between a felony, and a misdemeanor.
The California Supreme Court won't review a conviction in the case of Neo-Nazi leader Jeff Hall whose 10-year-old son confessed to killing him.
California Gov. Jerry Brown and first lady Anne Gust Brown will trade an urban loft for a historic mansion when they're working in Sacramento, the governor's office announced Friday.
