Federal Appeals Court Rules Prop. 8 Ban On Same-Sex Marriage Unconstitutional
A three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that Proposition 8, California's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriages, is unconstitutional.
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A three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that Proposition 8, California's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriages, is unconstitutional.
The hacker group Anonymous appears to have posted the addresses and other personal information of Oakland city officials to the Internet.
Over 16,000 signatures have been turned into San Francisco's Registrar of Voters from a group trying to preserve Coit Tower, which is well over the number needed to put the issue to voters.
California Attorney General Kamala Harris has decided to reconsider a settlement with some of the country's biggest banks over the foreclosure crisis.
A federal appeals court is ready to announce its ruling on whether California's same-sex marriage ban violates the constitutional rights of gays and lesbians.
Jesus Navarro needs a transplant. He has insurance, and his wife wants to donate a kidney, but University of California, San Francisco won't do the transplant.
It appears increasingly likely that Gov. Jerry Brown will have competition in November when he asks California voters to raise taxes.
A software company's lawsuit against the City of San Francisco appears to have tentacles reaching to some of the city's top officials.
The State Bar of California has taken disciplinary action against a one-time deputy district attorney in the Santa Clara County District Attorney's office for wrongdoing she has admitted to in connection with a decade-old case she prosecuted.
Berkeley is considering taking its $350 million account out of Wells Fargo, saying the bank is partly to blame for the nation's financial crisis.
This week on In Depth, the new chair of the state's high-speed rail authority explains some revisions and funds necessary to achieve an on-time delivery of 220 mph trains from Northern to Southern California.
Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi left San Francisco Superior Court on the verge of tears Friday afternoon after learning that he was again denied the chance to see his young son pending another hearing about a stay-away order issued last month.
The Republican presidential contest may very well be decided by the time California holds its primary, in June. So, plenty of Californians appear to be joining the campaign in Nevada, which holds its caucus Saturday.
Jerry Brown's proposal mandates that public employees pay at least half the cost of their retirement plans.
San Francisco Superior Court Presiding Judge Katherine Feinstein issued a standing order Thursday prohibiting the use of cameras and/or electronic recording devices in the hallways and other areas of the fourth floor of the Civic Center Courthouse.
