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A San Francisco Superior Court judge Friday upheld the enforcement of California laws dating back 141 years barring physician-assisted suicide after hearing arguments in a lawsuit filed by several terminally ill patients.
A first of its kind regulatory plan approved by North Coast water quality officials Thursday now requires marijuana growers to register their operations and prove they are practicing environmentally responsible farming methods.
A low-income housing community in Gilroy could be getting an unexpected payday after being over-charged on property taxes for more than a decade.
A San Francisco supervisor is taking exception to the police department's crackdown on bicyclists blowing through stop signs and is introducing an ordinance to allow cyclists to roll through the stop.
A former tax-fighting Republican state senator now thinks it's time to slap an excise tax on sales of medical marijuana.
San Francisco police Chief Greg Suhr requested an armored tactical vehicle in June 2013 for use in San Francisco.
The U.S. Olympic Committee says it is working with Los Angeles on a bid for the 2024 games.
San Jose city officials are trying to renege on a tentative settlement with the San Jose Police Officers' Association on a pension reform measure, a union spokesman alleged Wednesday.
Northern Californians shouldn't stop conserving because they keep hearing El Niño is coming to the rescue.
It calls itself the Center for Medical Progress, and its name has been all over the news in the past few weeks after it began releasing hidden-camera videos that set off an uproar over the use of tissue from aborted fetuses in medical research.
The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors has voted to support an application to request state money to fund a new jail facility in San Jose.
The San Jose city council has given the police department the go-ahead to use a new drone for crime fighting.
As San Jose's real estate market stays hot, more mobile home park owners are being pressured to sell to developers. Mayor Sam Liccardo is proposing a six-month moratorium on such conversions.
San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi Tuesday said a problem that led to his driver's license being suspended has been resolved.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says the Chargers, Raiders and Rams understand the risks that go along with applying for relocation.
