Gov. Brown Signs 'Good Samaritan' Bill To Prevent Drug Overdose Deaths
Drug users and underage drinkers seeking medical help will no longer have to fear charges under a so-called "good Samaritan" bill signed by Gov. Jerry Brown.
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Drug users and underage drinkers seeking medical help will no longer have to fear charges under a so-called "good Samaritan" bill signed by Gov. Jerry Brown.
This as online registration in the state started up this week.
New polling found a slim majority of California voters favor tax-hike initiative the governor placed on the November ballot.
President Barack Obama is returning to San Francisco for another fundraising trip next month—his fourth trip to the Bay Area since May, campaign officials announced Thursday.
Plans to rebuild and expand a historic medical facility in San Francisco's Chinatown received final city approval from Mayor Ed Lee on Wednesday.
Oakland City leaders admitted a lack of a plan to fight crime in their city at a news conference, blaming a lack of resources as part of the reason why.
A luxury condominium in Downtown San Jose belonging to retired Santa Clara County superintendent Dr. Charles Weis is at the center of a debate that could cost taxpayers.
Federal officials have given their approval to start construction on the first phase of California's high-speed rail system.
Vallejo Mayor Osby Davis said Wednesday afternoon he will ask the City Council to call for an independent review by the state Attorney General's Office of an officer-involved fatal shooting earlier this month.
Secretary of State Debra Bowen's office launched the new service Wednesday in advance of the November 6th Presidential Election.
A new Field Poll shows likely voters in California overwhelmingly favor President Barack Obama over Republican candidate Mitt Romney.
Shouted down by rowdy protesters furious over the May police shooting of Alan Blueford, the Oakland City Council adjourned its Tuesday night meeting early with little of its agenda completed.
The clock is now officially ticking for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors to decide the fate of suspended Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi.
A political dustup in Oakland has the city's attorney defending her political campaign from accusations of violating campaign rules.
A California State University committee has approved a plan to raise tuition by five percent if Gov. Jerry Brown's tax initiative doesn't pass in November.
