Santa Rosa Reaches Pension Reform Agreement With Police & Firefighters
The city of Santa Rosa has reached a tentative agreement on pension plans with police and fire department employees.
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The city of Santa Rosa has reached a tentative agreement on pension plans with police and fire department employees.
The Veterans Affairs Department is trying to contact family members about mistaken grave markings at a pair of Bay Area military cemeteries.
Even though most Californians think the budget remains a big problem, just a slim majority of likely voters say they support Gov. Jerry Brown's proposed tax initiative for the November ballot, according to a survey released Wednesday by the Public Policy Institute of California.
A decision could be made as soon as Friday on whether a key piece of video evidence will be admissible in the upcoming domestic violence trial against San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi.
Several organizations that promote voting rights have petitioned the state's Court of Appeal to give convicted felons who have been placed under regional supervision as part of prison realignment the right to vote.
The city council in San Jose voted Wednesday to put a measure on the ballot that would slash the pensions of its union workers in June.
The Republican presidential contest remains unsettled, and California could be the state that finally decides it.
Oakland's City Attorney is suing a 24-year-old man, who is accused of vandalizing a city building during Occupy protests in November.
Israeli President Shimon Peres touted the role of technology as an instrument for peace during a talk Wednesday at the annual Launch Conference in San Francisco.
Advocates of free Muni rides for youth packed Tuesday's meeting of the San Francisco Transportation Agency adding to the growing political pressure to approve free rides.
Under the plan, homeowners whose mortgages are insured by the Federal Housing Administration will be able to refinance at reduced fees.
Governor Jerry Brown is speaking out against two tax proposals that would likely compete with his tax measure on the November ballot.
Israeli President Shimon Peres continued his tour of the Bay Area on Tuesday. Peres visited Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park and spoke to a capacity crowd at a San Francisco synagogue.
The San Jose City Council voted Tuesday to place a controversial pension reform measure on the June ballot. Union leaders vow to fight the measure.
A state appeals court put the domestic violence trial of San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi on hold Tuesday as it considers whether his wife's conversation with her neighbor constituted "attorney-client privilege."
