San Francisco Suing Alleged Tagger For $50K Instead Of Seeking Criminal Charges
San Francisco is using a new tactic in its continuing battle against graffiti by suing the alleged taggers.
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San Francisco is using a new tactic in its continuing battle against graffiti by suing the alleged taggers.
Experts say that, inevitably, with more guns come more gun thefts - while police say stolen and illegal guns are at the root of violence across the country.
A threat of a lawsuit has led to an about-face by a Catholic-affiliated hospital in Northern California which had refused to perform a sterilization procedure on a woman as requested by her doctor, citing religious principles.
California lawmakers are sending Gov. Jerry Brown a bill to rescue about 5,000 high school students who couldn't graduate this year because the state canceled a required exit exam.
In about six months, San Francisco is going to transform into the center of the football universe for Super Bowl 50. With part of Market Street being converted to Super Bowl City, the mayor said the homeless in the area must clear out.
Twitter has cut off access for 30 sites that keep tabs on politicians by saving their deleted tweets.
State lawmakers and air quality officials are restricting rebates on hybrid and electric cars because they have been claimed by hundreds of Californians who make $500,000 or more.
As more and more homeowners sign up rent out their homes to vacationers for short stays, more Bay Area lawmakers are just saying 'no.'
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's proposed immigration plan for workers with H-1B visas is not getting any likes from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
Vice President Joe Biden met privately with Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren at his Washington, D.C., residence Saturday, CBS News has confirmed.
At the Woodside Priory School, they encourage young men and women to use their power to change the world. And that includes senior Monica Mallon.
The debate over illegal immigration and the birthright citizenship granted to those born in the U.S. was enhanced this week with the use by some Republican presidential candidates of the term "anchor baby."
A snafu involving property taxes in Santa Clara County has grown. One week after 32 low-income residents found out they were overcharged, the number has grown to more than 200 families.
The plan proposed by Mayor Sam Liccardo and councilmen Johnny Khamis and Raul Peralez would help the city's Police Department track down stolen vehicles and warrants.
The Healthy Nail Salon Task Force created by Assemblymember David Chiu will work through the fall on nail salon issues with a goal of pursuing legislation during the 2016 session that begins in January.
