San Francisco Candidates Fill Out Ballots As Early Voting Begins
Early voting started Tuesday for San Francisco's Nov. 8 election and many candidates took advantage, filling out their ballots at City Hall.
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Early voting started Tuesday for San Francisco's Nov. 8 election and many candidates took advantage, filling out their ballots at City Hall.
One of the dozens of bills signed by Governor Jerry Brown helps protect the assets of the elderly by closing an important loop hole.
"Occupy Oakland" demonstrators who converged on Frank Ogawa Plaza on Monday afternoon remained camped out in front of Oakland City Hall Tuesday morning.
Gov. Jerry Brown managed to both satisfy and frustrate just about everybody as he signed and vetoed hundreds of bills over the weekend.
The 11 candidates vying to be the next mayor of San Francisco all sounded remarkably similar Monday as they fielded questions about transportation, jobs, homelessness, even public nudity.
A small but persistent group is continuing with its Occupy San Jose movement.
Assembly Bill 74, authored by Assemblywoman Fiona Ma, D-San Francisco, was formulated in response to deaths in 2010 at large raves at the Cow Palace as well as at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
Tuesday marks the first day of early voting in the November election in San Francisco, in which voters will decide the city's new mayor, district attorney and sheriff, as well as several propositions.
Moments before a midnight legislative deadline Sunday night, Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill designed to help keep a Contra Costa County hospital's doors open for years to come.
South Bay leaders are trying to make a last minute push to help with passage of the American Jobs Act.
KCBS and Chronicle Insider Phil Matier looks at the longstanding Nuclear Free Berkeley Act.
In his travels About the Bay, Mike Sugerman takes a look at what voters know and don't know about the mayoral candidates in San Francisco.
Gov. Jerry Brown's has signed a measure that bans the open carrying of handguns in California.
One day before the Oct. 9 deadline to approve or veto a bill that would allow undocumented students to receive public financial aid for higher education, Gov. Jerry Brown announced Saturday that he signed the California DREAM Act.
On Monday, eleven of the candidates will gather to debate the issues at the historic City Club of San Francisco at 6 p.m. You can watch the debate live here on CBSSanFrancisco.com.
