Pot Supporters Get Approval For Ballot Petitions
Supporters of legalizing recreational marijuana are trying again to win over California voters, saying pot growers should be treated the same as vineyard owners or microbrewers.
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Supporters of legalizing recreational marijuana are trying again to win over California voters, saying pot growers should be treated the same as vineyard owners or microbrewers.
A Fremont assemblyman has co-authored a bill to make it a felony for parents to not promptly report the death or disappearance of their child.
State Senator Leland Yee appears to be the early front runner in the San Francisco mayoral race, as he has gathered more than twice the number of signatures than his closest opponents.
The governing body of California's judicial branch allocated a painful $350 million budget cut among different segments of the state court system Friday.
The youngest son of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver is recovering in a hospital after a body-boarding accident at a Malibu beach.
Friday's move to end the military's 18-year-old ban on openly gay troops will help remove a tremendous burden from gay and lesbian members of the armed forces.
Californians could soon be facing long lines and long waits at court houses across the state.
San Francisco Supervisors are trying to tinker with the city's overtime regulations again to keep overtime costs under control.
News of his decision comes two weeks after top military leaders agreed that repealing the 17-year-old ban will not hurt military readiness.
San Francisco public works director Ed Reiskin will be shifting gears in his new role as executive director of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.
Two California lawmakers have introduced a bill that would pre-empt local governments from enacting laws regarding male circumcision and reserve such legislation for the state level.
The chanting outside City Hall Wednesday was the latest salvo in the movement to push San Francisco's reluctant interim mayor to run for a full term.
A new audit has found that California's corrections department overpaid some employees for salaries and travel advances.
Legislation to combat wage theft in San Francisco is picking up momentum at the Board of Supervisors.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved a pension and health care reform plan to be placed on the November ballot.
