Gov. Brown Launches Climate Change Website
Gov. Jerry Brown is launching a website to document the effects of climate change and respond to those who question it.
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Gov. Jerry Brown is launching a website to document the effects of climate change and respond to those who question it.
Ever since Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney introduced Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin as his vice presidential running mate on Saturday, there has been a maelstrom of reactions from both parties.
CBS News is reporting that presumptive Republican Presidential Nominee Mitt Romney will name his vice presidential candidate Saturday.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is drawing rebukes from California Democrats for comparing the nation's most populous state to struggling European countries.
Despite reports in the Sacramento Bee that a state inspector falsified some test results, Caltrans insists repeated testing of the new Bay Bridge's eastern span concrete foundation will show it is safe.
An upcoming trial in Sonoma County could determine the legality of buying and selling medicinal marijuana over the Internet.
The Marin County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday added a quarter-cent tax increase measure on the November ballot that will fund and improve its parks, open spaces and agricultural projects.
California Assemblywoman Mary Hayashi, once busted for shoplifting, is accused of renting an underwater Castro Valley home to a staffer shortly after giving him a big raise.
The San Jose Police Officers' Association voted on Tuesday not to proceed with a no-confidence motion requested by one of its members against Police Chief Chris Moore.
A new gold rush is on in California, but this time it's liquid gold. Instead of strawberries and artichokes, the Central Coast is getting a growing reputation for being the next motherlode for oil.
California's anti-gay marriage Proposition 8 campaign committee was facing $49,000 in fines for its handling and reporting of political contributions.
A federal appeals court has overturned an order that the federal government pay the attorney fees of an Islamic group that claimed it was the target of the Bush administration's warrantless wiretap program.
With legislative recess over, our lawmakers are back in Sacramento to complete the business for the year, and that includes legislation addressing a recent issue over the 49ers Santa Clara stadium.
San Francisco's mayor has abandoned a police stop and frisk proposal designed to get weapons off the streets.
Oakland Mayor Jean Quan said she's working with the city's police chief on crafting what she's calling a "loitering law" that would target getting teenagers off the streets.
