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The Oakland City Council's Public Safety Committee will consider a curfew proposal for the city's youth on Tuesday night. The proposal—the third in the last several years—comes as 11 minors have been killed in gun violence this year.
Opponents of a new California law that gives transgender students certain rights say they have collected enough signatures for a ballot measure that would repeal the law.
Former San Francisco Mayor Art Agnos and Golden State Warriors' President Rick Welts face off on the opposing arguments over building a sports arena on San Francisco's waterfront.
San Francisco's Sheriff's department, which manages security at SF General Hospital, has come under fire for its inadequate response to the Lynn Spalding case. Questions arise as to who should be in charge of security.
Disgraced former Santa Clara County Supervisor George Shirakawa was sentenced to a year in county jail and three years of probation Friday for the 12 criminal counts he plead guilty to involving misuse of campaign and taxpayer funds.
Amid the excitement caused by Twitter's highly anticipated IPO on Thursday morning, protesters—attempting to ruffle the feathers of the social media company—marched outside its headquarters in San Francisco decrying the city's tax breaks for high-tech companies.
This, of course, is not the Bay Area's first tech boom. But one of the differences this time around is that it comes after a recession.
As Propositions B and C were defeated, it raises questions about future projects on San Francisco's waterfront.
Parks in San Francisco will soon be off-limits overnight after the Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to shut them down between midnight and 5 a.m.
The animals have been causing thousands of dollars of damage over the last few weeks in Almaden Valley.
8 Washington, a proposed 134-unit condominium project along the city's waterfront, will now have to go back to the drawing board.
Measure C, which asked Sunnyvale voters to approve four city ordinances related to gun safety and the controls on ammunition sales, passed with more than 66 percent of the vote.
Voters appear to have overwhelmingly approved a half-cent sales tax that is expected to bring in more than $4.3 million annually and help Antioch out of its current financial crisis, according to unofficial election results.
Republican Assemblyman Tim Donnelly on Tuesday announced his 2014 bid for California governor, wading into a race against Gov. Jerry Brown despite the incumbent's seemingly unstoppable money and campaign machinery.
California's insurance commissioner has reached an agreement with one of the state's major health insurance companies to delay its cancellation of more than 115,000 individual policies under the federal Affordable Care Act.
