California Raises Animal Fighting Fines Under New Law
The fine for staging a cockfight will double in California under a law signed by Gov. Jerry Brown.
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The fine for staging a cockfight will double in California under a law signed by Gov. Jerry Brown.
Why limit gambling on sports to the Vegas casinos when our state could make millions in taxes from it? That's the current thinking in New Jersey, New York, and now California.
California's recently-enacted ban on foie gras has prompted a French agricultural official to urge his countrymen to boycott wines from the Golden State, according to a San Francisco Chronicle report.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee has denied allegations that he gave false testimony on the witness stand at suspended Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi's official misconduct hearing.
California's strict gun control laws are under fire as a result of a CBS 5 investigation. The debate over a device called a "bullet button" has the state's top cop dodging our questions and one lawmaker receiving threats.
An East Bay city councilman said an attempt to say hello went sour when an unknown man knocked him out and later dumped him at a horse racing track.
California has a new law to stop what Gov. Jerry Brown calls abusive home lending tactics.
California Gov. Jerry Brown has issued a furlough order for more than 11,000 state workers whose unions have yet to reach a deal for a 5 percent wage cut.
Details were released this week of yet another planned visit to the Bay Area by President Barack Obama as he tries to raise money for his re-election campaign.
After a contentious city council meting on Tuesday night, the Berkeley City Council voted 6-3 to send a controversial sit-lie ban on the November ballot.
A majority of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors have called for Mayor Ed Lee to abandon any thought of implementing a stop-and-frisk policy.
A developer's group is proposing the City of San Francisco change its building code to make the smallest living space in an efficiency apartment 150 square feet, down from the current 220 square feet.
The Vapor Room in San Francisco's the Lower Haight is closing , another victim of the federal crackdown on pot clubs.
The controversial University Village Mixed Use Project would include a senior housing complex, mixed retail center and Whole Foods Market.
California lawmakers may have given their OK to what could be the nation's first high-speed rail line, but the project is still a long way from leaving the station.
