San Francisco Supervisors Rally Support For Central Subway Project
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is trying to quell the notion that support is waning for the Central Subway Project.
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The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is trying to quell the notion that support is waning for the Central Subway Project.
Parents and administrators promised a robust discussion Tuesday when the Oakland school board takes public comments on its plan to close five elementary schools and expand two others.
A bake sale by Berkeley College Republicans Tuesday that was aimed at satirizing race-based admissions generated heated debates and counter-protests but no major problems.
The memo is thought to provide information on the San Francisco DNA Crime Lab's testing procedures.
An ambitious plan to convert more than two dozen city-owned buildings to solar power could be scaled back because the city plans to shutter most of the libraries and community centers where the solar panels would be installed.
A federal appeals court in San Francisco has put the brakes on unsealing video recordings of last year's high-profile trial on the constitutionality of California's same-sex marriage ban.
A Sausalito councilwoman has accused a male colleague of assault after the man slapped her hand during a contentious council meeting, an incident caught on video.
A UC Berkeley republican group's bake sale is causing controversy over its satirical spin on affirmative action.
Gov. Jerry Brown has signed a bill requiring car dealers to mark vehicles with a sticker alerting potential buyers to damage.
President Barack Obama arrived at Moffett Field Sunday afternoon for a series of fundraising events and to attend a town hall meeting on Monday.
The Oakland Unified School District released a list of schools they would like to close in the first step toward a multi-million dollar consolidation plan.
Two Americans freed from an Iranian prison told reporters Saturday they were "eager to go home" just before boarding their flight to the U.S. from Oman, the Gulf state that helped mediate their release after more than two years in custody on accusations of spying.
Political pressure is mounting on Governor Jerry Brown to sign a bill authored by State Sen. Loni Hancock that would benefit the cash-strapped Doctors Medical Center in San Pablo.
A California Field Poll shows 53 percent of voters are for legalizing and taxing online gambling as a way to increase state revenue.
President Barack Obama is coming back to the Bay Area this weekend to raise money and talk about jobs.
