Albany Residents Seeing Red Over Proposed Digital Billboard That Could Block Views
Some East Bay residents are seeing red over digital billboards that they don't want in their neighborhood.
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Some East Bay residents are seeing red over digital billboards that they don't want in their neighborhood.
The first gubernatorial primary under California's new top-two system has evolved into a typical campaign between Republicans hoping to come in second, pitting a state lawmaker who is a tea party favorite against a socially moderate investment banker making his first run for public office.
A San Francisco Muni spokesperson said commuters can expect much of the same long wait times they faced Monday morning as a driver 'sick out' took nearly two-thirds of the transit agency's vehicles out of service.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee unveiled a new budget to the Board of Supervisors, which includes nearly $100 million in funds to help make the city more affordable.
Last week the Silicon Valley Cannabis Coalition announced they planned to hand out marijuana to people who could prove they cast their vote. On Monday, the group released a list of participating dispensaries.
California has set a new record for poor voter turnout in three consecutive gubernatorial primaries. And it appears that Tuesday's turnout is expected to hit an all-time low.
Measures on Tuesday's ballot in certain parts of Santa Clara County are mostly about new taxes for schools or libraries, but voters in Los Gatos will mull a development plan by the online media company Netflix.
The race for Santa Clara County Sheriff in Tuesday's election has 16-year incumbent Sheriff Laurie Smith up against retired sheriff's captain Kevin Jensen, who has the backing of unions representing deputies and jail guards.
Gov. Jerry Brown heads into Tuesday's gubernatorial primary with a huge lead, while his top two Republican challengers have pulled into a dead heat, according to a poll released Sunday.
A coalition of pro-marijuana activists think they have sparked an idea that could help get like-minded local politicians in office. They say they will offer discounts or giveaways of pot to people who can prove they vote during next week's primary election.
In the days before next Tuesday's California primary election, voters are being buried in direct mail, and bombarded in radio and television ads, but much of the campaign propaganda isn't paid for by the candidates themselves.
One of the most closely watched Congressional races in the nation is happening right here in Silicon Valley. Mike Honda is in jeopardy of losing his seat after seven terms in office to a candidate from his own party.
A 2011 surveillance video shows a woman with a bag walking into a Neiman Marcus store and trying on clothes. She buys some items and returns others before being stopped outside the high-end department store by security workers.
The race for state schools chief in California is typically a sleepy affair. With the authority to set education policy vested in the Legislature and a state board of education appointed by the governor, the superintendent's job has served primarily as a pulpit with no real power.
The composition of the San Jose's City Council is in for a major change in Tuesday's election with candidates vying for seats in five council districts, at least three of which will be represented by fresh faces.
