Google Fielding More Government Demands On User Searches, Emails
Google said it is fielding more legal demands from governments around the world seeking to learn more about the people using its Internet search engine, email and other services.
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Google said it is fielding more legal demands from governments around the world seeking to learn more about the people using its Internet search engine, email and other services.
The Oakland City Council heard public comment Tuesday night on four crime-fighting proposals that proponents say will help Oakland reduce its high crime rate.
In the second and final inaugural address of his presidency, President Barack Obama called on Americans to continue fighting to fulfill the "promise" of American democracy, by pursuing age-old Constitutional values while adapting to the realities of the modern age.
The president, surrounded by family in the ornate White House Blue Room, was administered the brief oath of office by Chief Justice John Roberts.
President Barack Obama's second term will kick off with much fanfare in Washington, D.C. this holiday weekend and the Bay Area will be well represented with local politicians, community leaders and residents in attendance.
A federal overseer says it's too soon for California to retake control of its prison mental health system, dealing a blow to a proposal made by Gov. Jerry Brown last week.
President Barack Obama is sworn in for his second term on Monday, but former SF Mayor Willie Brown says the second term usually looses its luster.
A California state senator introduced a bill on Thursday that would 15-year-olds to pre-register to vote.
After a federal judge agreed on Thursday with the City of San Francisco that public nudity is not protected political speech, nudity activists said the city's public nudity law should still be thrown out due its inconsistencies.
Oakland Mayor Jean Quan said Thursday that she's trying to get more federal help in fighting her city's crime problem while she's in Washington, D.C., to attend a U.S. Conference of Mayors meeting and the inauguration of President Barack Obama.
The fate of San Francisco's ban on nudity remains unclear after a federal judge decided to take the matter under submission during a hearing Thursday.
California already has strict gun laws but Gov. Jerry Brown said on Wednesday that he welcomes President Obama's idea behind proposed gun laws at a federal level and said they would reduce the number of illegal guns in the state.
California has been awarded a $674 million federal grant to continue developing and building an online insurance marketplace under the federal health care reform law, state officials announced Thursday.
The two biggest players in the nation's pursuit of high-speed rail say they'll work together to search for trains that will operate at up to 220 miles per hour along both coasts of the United States.
A California study says unlicensed drivers are the most hazardous motorists on the road.
