SF Supervisors To Debate New Rules On Nudity
The board's Public Safety Committee will consider the proposal by Supervisor Scott Wiener at a hearing Thursday at City Hall.
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The board's Public Safety Committee will consider the proposal by Supervisor Scott Wiener at a hearing Thursday at City Hall.
Two Bay Area state legislators called on federal prosecutors Wednesday to "cease your senseless assault" on medical marijuana dispensaries, but at the same time said they want to talk to U.S. officials.
Several people participating in the "Occupy San Jose" movement took to the streets of downtown San Jose on Wednesday to rail against corporate power.
The state treasurer is calling California's tax break program for clean energy companies a "wise and needed one" despite the failure of its most high-profile recipient—the solar startup Solyndra.
California Senators Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein called on Congress to pass even stricter measures to prevent pipeline disasters like the one in San Bruno.
San Francisco's young people want their interim mayor to stick around for a full term but not their district attorney, according to results of a survey of the city's public high school students released Tuesday.
The pace of re-paving roads and filling potholes would pick up in San Francisco if voters approve Proposition B on the November ballot. There would also be money for bicycle and pedestrian safety in this $248 million bond measure.
The San Jose City Council has started studying a pension reform proposal from 5 of its unions. The concessions would save the city almost a half-million dollars over 5 years.
The three University of California at Berkeley graduates who were imprisoned in Iran on espionage charges spoke at an "Occupy Oakland" rally Monday.
As home improvements go, it has to be one for the books. The installation of 10-foot long wheelchair ramp in San Francisco City Hall wound up costing taxpayers $567,735.
California has halted an alternative energy program following the bankruptcy of Solyndra, a Fremont solar company that received $25 million in state tax breaks.
They say every dog has its day. In San Francisco, a growing group of politically-minded dog owners certainly hopes it's true for them.
The MTC approved the $93 million purchase of a building on Main St. between Harrison and Folsom streets in mid-October by a vote of 8-to-6. Two members were absent.
BART's new General Manager Grace Crunican considers service for the riders and "getting back to the basics" to be her number one priority.
Governor Jerry Brown proclaimed Sunday Steve Jobs Day in California.
