2 San Francisco Supervisors Seek Changes To Muni's Stroller Policy
The San Francisco Municipal Railway will re-evaluate its policy that allows operators to refuse rides to families with baby strollers due to overcrowded buses.
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The San Francisco Municipal Railway will re-evaluate its policy that allows operators to refuse rides to families with baby strollers due to overcrowded buses.
High-speed rail is on its way to California even though polls show that a majority of residents don't want it. Now, State senator Mark DeSaulnier of Concord said that he believes there should be a comprehensive rail plan in place to guide future decisions.
An enthusiastic crowd of more than 200 medical marijuana patients and supporters rallied at San Francisco City Hall Tuesday to hear six city supervisors and an Oaksterdam University official decry a recent federal crackdown on cannabis dispensaries.
California's plan to build the nation's first high-speed rail system has identified one alternative funding source if federal and private-sector money does not materialize.
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul will visit three California public universities this week.
The long-anticipated groundbreaking of 49ers stadium is finally set for later this month according to Santa Clara's mayor.
San Jose's City Council is expected to move forward with a plan to upgrade the general aviation side of Mineta International Airport in order to land more corporate jet traffic.
San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed, whose city is a model for gang-violence prevention, testified in Washington D.C. Monday before the National Forum on Youth Violence Prevention.
A judge ruled Monday that suspended San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi can move back home temporarily while his wife and son is in Venezuela.
The authority overseeing planning for California's high-speed rail project has released a fresh proposal with a new price tag and a scaled-back design.
San Franciscans fed up with bank foreclosures took to City Hall steps to call for a moratorium by the Board of Supervisors.
By some estimates, the unemployment rate of returning National Guard men and women is 5 - 10% higher than the state average. In some units, half of all returning soldiers cannot find work.
A federal appeals court has upheld California's ban on using race, ethnicity and gender in admitting students to public colleges and universities.
California Senator Joe Simitian's proposal addresses dense breast tissue that reads white on a mammogram and blocks a good, clean reading. Cancer and other abnormalities could be overlooked.
Governor Jerry Brown signed a compact with the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria Friday, making a casino in Sonoma County a step closer to reality.
