Poll Shows Approval Of Governor Brown, Likelihood Of Re-Election
A new Field Poll finds that 51 percent of California voters say they approve of the job Gov. Jerry Brown is doing and that most are inclined to re-elect him next year.
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A new Field Poll finds that 51 percent of California voters say they approve of the job Gov. Jerry Brown is doing and that most are inclined to re-elect him next year.
The White House says President Barack Obama will honor the San Francisco Giants at a ceremony saluting their victory in the 2012 World Series. The team will visit the White House on Monday.
For the second time in eight days, California's highest court again refused Tuesday to block same-sex marriages in the state.
A San Francisco supervisor is introducing legislation to keep undocumented immigrants in jail from being turned over to the feds for deportation.
East Bay community colleges are beginning to reap the benefits of the passage of Proposition 30 last November.
Anti-gay language spouted at Richmond City Council meetings has prompted action from the city's Human Relations Commission, but is also raising issues about free speech.
San Francisco Municipal Railway has a long way to go to meet the transportation needs of the future, according to population growth projections presented at Monday's Board of Supervisors hearing.
Supervisor Scott Wiener will introduce a bill on Tuesday that would close San Francisco City Parks at night. The city's homeless advocates, however, say that the measure would criminalize park dwellers.
A new Field Poll finds that support for President Barack Obama has slipped 10 points in the last five months among California voters.
Twenty-four county clerks, including several from the Bay Area, weighed in with the California Supreme Court on Monday to say they believe they should continue licensing same-sex marriages, which resumed in the state three weeks ago.
Less than two weeks before BART workers could resume their strike, union leaders alleged Monday that management's chief negotiator has a long history of engaging in hardball tactics and accused him of engaging in unfair bargaining.
Last week Janet Napolitano just about tripled her old salary as Homeland Security Secretary now that she's confirmed to be the next president of the University of California.
Planes with advertising banners may become a thing of the past in the skies above San Francisco.
In a petition filed Friday, clerk Ernest Dronenburg Jr. argued that same-sex marriages remain illegal in California despite a U.S. Supreme Court's decision widely regarded as authorizing gay weddings.
Detroit's bankruptcy comes on the heels of similar filings in recent years by Vallejo and Stockton. Phil Matier, joined by former SF Mayor Willie Brown, says there are lessons to be learned.
