Occupy SF Protest March Targets Banks, Foreclosures
Occupy San Francisco protesters teamed up with legal and housing rights organizations Saturday to advocate for housing rights throughout the city.
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Occupy San Francisco protesters teamed up with legal and housing rights organizations Saturday to advocate for housing rights throughout the city.
A Santa Clara County Supervisor calls the MTC's low ranking of the Capitol Expressway Light Rail Project 'arbitrary'.
Occupy San Francisco protesters are teaming up with local legal and housing rights organizations Saturday to spread their message to a handful of local neighborhoods.
San Francisco's mayor isn't on-board with another Muni fare hike or MTA fee increases as a way to narrow the budget deficit.
A judge ruled Friday that individual office budgets for California's 80 Assembly members are public records and must be released. It was unclear, however, when the Assembly planned to do so.
You could call it an early Christmas present for San Jose, in the form of a budget deficit reduction from $80 million to about $25 million.
Santa Cruz police tried unsuccessfully overnight to remove a group of Occupy demonstrators who barricaded themselves inside a vacant bank building on Wednesday.
California lawmakers are giving up a perk that had been unique among state legislators nationwide— taxpayer-subsidized vehicles.
California Gov. Jerry Brown is planning a ballot initiative that asks voters to increase taxes on the wealthy and raise the sales tax by half a cent.
Bay Area Rapid Transit's Board of Directors adopted a new policy Thursday for when cellphone service may be interrupted—an issue that took center stage over the summer when the transit agency cut cell service at several San Francisco stations to stop a planned protest.
Fewer than half of California voters say they would be inclined to re-elect President Barack Obama, but his support rises significantly when paired against two of the leading contenders for the Republican nomination.
A proposal offering a tax break for companies that hire ex-felons was approved by a San Francisco Board of Supervisors committee Wednesday and will be sent to the full board for approval.
The state still has to clean up thousands of underground gas tanks that are leaking.
California's plan for a $98 billion high-speed rail system to connect Northern and Southern California does not comply with some parts of the 2008 ballot measure voters approved to provide the seed money, providing the latest obstacle for the embattled project, according to the state's legislative analyst.
A federal judge has rejected a request from medical marijuana dispensaries and patients to order an immediate halt to U.S. attorneys' efforts to shut down pot clubs in California.
