Eric Holder Hosts Oakland Roundtable On Police-Community Relations In Wake Of Violent Protests Last Year
Attorney General Eric Holder will be in Oakland to talk about law enforcement and community relations.
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Attorney General Eric Holder will be in Oakland to talk about law enforcement and community relations.
You may have seen them outside your local grocery store: men and women raising money for disabled and homeless veterans. An American flag and an ammo box are their trademarks.
Most California drivers would pay an extra $52 a year under a top lawmaker's proposal for transportation funding.
State Attorney General Kamala Harris decided on Wednesday to appeal last month's federal court ruling that made foie gras legal again in California.
Longshoremen and their employers continue to negotiate, but the Pacific Maritime Association said a shut down could occur as soon as next week.
Two California lawmakers who want to make sure as many schoolkids as possible get immunized announced a new bill in Sacramento on Wednesday that would no longer allow parents to exempt their children from vaccines simply because it goes against their personal beliefs.
California Sens. Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein are asking state health officials to reconsider the state's policy on vaccine exemptions.
At St. Julie Billiart Catholic Church in San Jose, the sign says all are welcome. But sometimes that's a tough sell for members of the LGBT community.
With the measles outbreak spreading fast, Berkeley has issued an ultimatum for parents who refuse to vaccinate their children.
Amid an ongoing debate over the militarization of local police departments, the San Leandro City Council said they would move forward with plans to purchase an armored rescue vehicle.
The story of how one man allegedly stole $1.3 million intended for public projects in San Francisco continues to unfold. Political analyst Melissa Griffin Caen explains how this went unnoticed for so long.
Richmond Police Chief Chris Magnus has won over many residents and political leaders with an unconventional policing style that stresses community outreach.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee says gay marriage is akin to alcohol and profanity, options the Republican weighing a 2016 presidential bid says are appealing to others, but not to him.
The California Public Utilities Commission Friday released roughly 65,000 email messages exchanged between PG&E Co. and agency officials between 2010 and 2014 as ordered because of a "judge shopping" scandal with PG&E, CPUC officials said.
The Bay Area is home to pockets of unvaccinated school children numbering in the thousands, according to data from the California Department of Public Health, and Marin public schools showed some of the lowest vaccination rates in the state with many private religious and Waldorf schools reporting a majority of students not up to date on vaccines.
