California Voters Could Face Two Tax Measures On November Ballot
The fight over two competing tax measures is just starting to heat up as the November election draws closer.
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The fight over two competing tax measures is just starting to heat up as the November election draws closer.
California regulators have given a warning letter to the president of the state Fish and Game Commission over a mountain lion hunting trip he took earlier this year, but they decided against issuing a fine.
The authority overseeing efforts to build a high-speed rail system in California has approved its revised business plan, sending the ambitious project to an uncertain fate in the Legislature.
Peter Rogoff toured BART's maintenance yard in Hayward and said it's increasingly important to continue to invest in transit infrastructure.
San Jose's pension reform measure is still heading to the June ballot, but with slightly revised wording after a three judge panel decided the ballot language was biased.
The San Jose City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approve an ordinance that will further restrict outdoor smoking within city limits.
Complaints about San Francisco's homeless shelter system have prompted Mayor Ed Lee to look at ways to change the registration process, hoping to use technology to help the homeless find a bed for the night.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday calling on banks to halt foreclosure activities.
As Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum dropped out of the race on Tuesday, a new KPIX-TV CBS 5 poll showed President Barack Obama holding a lead by a margin of 2-1 among California voters over Mitt Romney, who is now the likely GOP nominee.
With BART ready to award a contract for the first cars to be built for its new fleet, the board of directors is being urged by Congressman John Garamendi to have them manufactured in the United States.
Local students have been guaranteed admissions to San Jose State for more than 150 years, but that is now changing.
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera on Monday strongly rebutted the arguments of suspended Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi, who is trying to overturn his suspension.
San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed announced his city's model gang-prevention program has received a $120,000 federal grant to help reduce prison recidivism rates.
The senator said she is concerned that some lawyers are taking advantage of small businesses by filing lawsuits under the Americans With Disabilities Act.
