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Hours after police released blood test results showing State Assemblyman Roger Hernandez, D-West Covina, was legally drunk when police arrested him on suspicion of DUI in Concord last month, the politician issued an apology.
While several states have placed new restrictions on abortion, a new bill would allow more health professionals in California to perform the procedure.
Voters in San Jose will get to decide on a measure to increase the city's minimum wage to $10 now that the proposal has made the November ballot.
Protesters took to the steps of San Francisco's City Hall over the U.S. Supreme Court hearings on Arizona's controversial immigration laws. They say it's a case of merciless racial profiling.
It looks like San Jose retirees will not be getting a bonus check this year from the city's pension program after the city council voted to block those payments.
The University of California, San Francisco is launching a first-of-its-kind campaign to ask private donors to make up money lost to state budget cuts.
Authorities arrested 24 protesters who were part of a group attempting to disrupt the Wells Fargo shareholder meeting in downtown San Francisco Tuesday afternoon.
A bill up for debate in the California Senate Transportation Committee would make bike riders subject to fines similar to those imposed on drivers who are caught using a mobile device behind the wheel.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ruled late Monday that discrimination against transgender employees is illegal.
Lockyer has been embroiled in scandals involving drugs and an extramarital affair this year.
The San Bruno City Council is taking three options into consideration over what to do with the pipeline involved in the 2010 blast that killed eight people.
The owner of San Francisco Chinatown's Sam Wo restaurant, has been given a "to-do" list, iin order to re-open the storied eatery, which closed Friday for code violations. Long-time customers of the restaurant turned out in force at a public health department hearing Tuesday morning to offer support.
Her solution is a bill that would force mattress makers and sellers to help get them off the streets. The bill would require them to pick-up the old mattresses or contribute $25 for each mattress sold to a special fund.
The city ethics commission met Monday to set the ground rules for the misconduct case against Ross Mirkarimi, the sheriff who was suspended after being charged with domestic violence.
Palo Alto Congresswoman Anna Eshoo was in San Jose to celebrate the funding of a new national wireless broadband communications network that makes it easier for police and firefighters to talk during emergencies.
