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Twenty-three protesters were detained following a rally and march in San Francisco Wednesday that called on top city officials to forgo pay raises they are set to receive later this year.
The state's nonpartisan analyst says the latest proposal to build a $68.4 billion high-speed train system linking Northern and Southern California is still too vague.
California Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom is getting a new platform for sharing his made-in-San Francisco values, a national cable television talk show.
Embattled San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirakarimi has spoken out in his first extended interview since being suspended by Mayor Ed Lee.
The Menlo Park City Council has paved the way for Facebook to nearly double the number of employees at its headquarters in exchange for numerous investments the company has agreed to make in the community.
More than 60 Silicon Valley CEO's and public officials traveled to in Washington D.C. to discuss key legislative priorities Wednesday. One of the top issues is easing some of the stumbling blocks that companies in the Bay Area face.
Tuesday was an emotional day in Sacramento where a senate public safety committee rejected measures to streamline the death penalty process. The most vocal was Marc Klaas whose daughter Polly was murdered in 1993.
SFMTA officials approved a two-year budget Tuesday afternoon that will provide free transit passes to low-income youth and extend parking meter hours to Sundays.
The group, called Tax-Us, gathered for a Tax Day rally to champion the "Buffett rule," which calls for a minimum of 30 percent tax on incomes greater than $1 million.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is being asked to develop a plan to help aging members of the city's large LGBT community with a task force that would come up with policy recommendations.
A bill aimed at bringing order to California's medical marijuana economy has cleared its first legislative hurdle.
California lawmakers have rejected a bill that would have made it a felony for teachers to date their students, even if they are over 18.
Just days before the tax-filing deadline, the California Franchise Tax Board dropped its campaign to get California homeowners not to deduct part of their property tax bill.
Contra Costa continues to receive low-level offenders as part of the state's realignment plan to ease prison overcrowding, and now there is an effort to get inmates out of jail, and into employment.
After a political career spanning four decades, California state treasurer Bill Lockyer is drawing attention not for his job but for his marital troubles.
