California Foie Gras Ban Nears, Demand Reaches All-Time High
San Francisco diners are gobbling up as much foie gras as they can before the product is banned in the state on July 1.
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San Francisco diners are gobbling up as much foie gras as they can before the product is banned in the state on July 1.
The City of San Francisco is launching a long-term program aimed at putting more firefighters and police officers on the streets, with the ultimate goals of making the city safer, replacing retirees and cutting down on overtime.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and his wife Ann were in the Bay Area Wednesday for a fundraising trip that includes a reception in Hillsborough with tickets reaching $50,000 per person.
Jerry Brown is proposing using more than $400 million of the settlement money to help close the budget gap.
The state Senate has approved what supporters say would be the nation's first ban on a form of psychotherapy aimed at making gay people straight.
The San Francisco Ethics Commission agreed on some ground rules that could make it easier for the panel to recommend that suspended Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi be permanently removed from his office.
A review by The Associated Press of the $15 million collected since lawmakers approved the "California Memorial Scholarship Program" shows only a small fraction of the money went to scholarships.
City officials in Menlo Park gave Facebook a unanimous 'like' in approving the social media giant's plan to expand its headquarters to employ thousands more people less than two weeks after going public.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi spoke about her 25 years representing San Francisco in Congress, including her time as Speaker of the House, at the Commonwealth Club on Tuesday.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee announced Tuesday an initiative to allocate an increase in funds for small businesses and for neighborhood commercial corridors.
KCBS, CBS 5 and Chronicle Insider Phil Matier looks at exactly where money is being spent from California's tobacco tax.
The state Assembly has approved a bill that would add more protections for religious freedom in the workplace, specifying that discrimination laws also apply to religious clothing and hairstyles.
Mitt Romney is set to clinch the Republican nomination for president on Tuesday, after the Texas primary finally gives him the necessary delegates.
A San Francisco ethics commission was scheduled to meet again in the misconduct case against embattled sheriff Ross Mirkarimi who was suspended after he was charged with domestic violence.
The lengthy review and approval process to let the Golden State Warriors build a new arena on San Francisco's waterfront has been put on the fast track, officials said Friday.
