Appeals Court Upholds Ban On Removing Gay Jurors Because Of Sexual Orientation
A federal appeals court has refused to reconsider its ruling banning the removal of prospective jurors because of their sexual orientation.
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A federal appeals court has refused to reconsider its ruling banning the removal of prospective jurors because of their sexual orientation.
A measure that would force smartphones sold in California to include a kill switch to try to stop the epidemic of phone thefts is now headed to the full state Assembly.
The Department of Motor Vehicles is holding a hearing on what immigrants in the country illegally will need to apply for driver's license starting next year.
But the poll released Tuesday also finds that 52 percent of Californians believe the country is on the wrong track and just 34 percent say it's on the right track. In November 2011, seven in 10 Californians said the country was on the wrong track.
Golden State Warriors executive Rick Welts was one of the featured speakers at a state Assembly committee hearing Monday to address homophobia in amateur and professional sports.
A plan by Berkeley's Mayor to establish a regional minimum wage is gaining support in the East Bay.
Corinthian Colleges Inc. and the U.S. Department of Education have reached an agreement that will allow the for-profit education company to receive an immediate $16 million in federal student aid funds.
Lawyers have been given the green light to scan the social media sites of jurors.
Abuse of the placards by able-bodied people is making it hard for handicapped drivers to find parking.
Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday signed a budget for the 2014-15 fiscal year that accommodates an influx of uninsured residents into Medi-Cal yet leaves in place a 10 percent recession-era cut to most doctors, dentists and other health care providers who treat Medi-Cal patients.
Some people in East Oakland said City Councilmember Rebecca Kaplan used their community as a prop for political advancement, but did nothing to help them. Now, they're taking action to make sure she won't be their next mayor.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry said it was a mistake for him to use a story about alcoholism to explain his views on homosexuality.
Amtrak and the California High-Speed Rail Authority said Friday that they canceled a joint agreement seeking companies to build high-speed trains for them, a proposal billed as a way to save money and lure advanced train manufacturing to the United States.
A citizens' commission has approved 2 percent cost-of-living salary increases for lawmakers and statewide officials, including the governor and attorney general.
Congresswoman Jackie Speier announced new proposed legislation regulating electronic cigarettes Friday, which aims to curb their marketing towards children.
