Gov. Brown Convenes Task Force To Prepare For Possible Drought
Gov. Jerry Brown is convening a task force to help determine whether a statewide drought declaration is warranted.
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Gov. Jerry Brown is convening a task force to help determine whether a statewide drought declaration is warranted.
The Richmond City Council has set up new guidelines for the proposal.
Could Governor Jerry Brown be mulling over another run for the White House?
President Barack Obama on Tuesday discussed the troubled federal health care website, government surveillance and other issues with executives from Google, Twitter, Apple and several other leading technology companies.
The head of the Vallejo police officers union says he is disappointed the City Council unanimously approved a contract with police employees, that includes a five percent pay cut and requires active and retired police employees to pay more for their health care.
Billionaire environmentalist Tom Steyer said Monday that he will launch a campaign next year urging California lawmakers to approve taxes on companies that extract oil in the state.
Amid increased tensions between many long-time San Francisco residents and the technology industry, Mayor Ed Lee plans to meet with tech sector leaders on Monday afternoon.
A group fighting the city of Sacramento's plan to subsidize a new basketball arena for the Kings has submitted tens of thousands of signatures in an attempt to force a public vote on the matter.
More California voters think that organized labor does more harm than good, according to the latest Field Poll that shows a dramatic shift in the state's attitudes about labor unions.
Older Californians are continuing to enroll in the state's health exchange at a higher rate than younger residents, according to figures released Thursday.
More than 150 environmental groups have urged California coastal regulators to halt offshore fracking, saying the practice violates state law.
A new report from the San Francisco Board of Supervisors Budget and Legislative Analyst has found that the consumption of sugar and sugar-sweetened beverages costs San Francisco residents millions in health care expenses.
This comes after the San Jose City Council approved strict new regulations this week, limiting where dispensaries can operate.
A panel of federal judges has extended California's deadline to cut its prison population to about 110,000 inmates until April 18, 2014.
A day after world leaders gathered in South Africa to honor the life of former South African president and anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela, San Francisco and Oakland held memorials for him at their respective city halls Wednesday.
