Gov. Brown Signs Landmark Gay History Law
Governor Jerry Brown has signed a landmark bill adding lessons about gay history to social studies classes in California's public schools.
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Governor Jerry Brown has signed a landmark bill adding lessons about gay history to social studies classes in California's public schools.
A lawsuit may soon be filed challenging Santa Clara's all white City Council. In response, the city is forming a committee to see if changes need to be made to its city charter.
A $248 million bond measure to repair and improve San Francisco streets and sidewalks sailed out of committee Wednesday.
The new president at San Diego State University, Elliot Hirshman, will be receiving an annual salary of $400,000, some $100,000 more than his predecessor.
California's state treasurer said he is preparing contingency plans in case the federal government misses its Aug. 2 deadline to raise the debt ceiling.
A group of state and regional transportation officials recently traveled to China where they participated in a $200,000 celebration of the final fabrication of the new $6.3 billion eastern span of the Bay Bridge.
There's new legislation at the San Francisco Board of Supervisors to better manage the tour bus industry.
Paper reports would be done away with as all documents for city council meetings would be loaded onto the Apple tablets.
Public Defender Jeff Adachi has submitted over 72,000 signatures to put his pension reform initiative on the November ballot. In addition, San Francisco Supervisors are poised to approve a competing ballot measure Tuesday afternoon.
The California Assembly has approved a bill to prohibit beer laced with caffeine, joining other states that have banned beverages that critics say are aimed at young drinkers and make it easy to drink too much.
San Francisco 49ers Hall of Famer Joe Montana was scheduled to appear before the Santa Clara City Council Tuesday to pitch a luxury hotel plan for a lot adjacent to the proposed new stadium after the city manager suggested sacking his proposal.
A San Francisco couple who will be among those who will tie the knot in the Big Apple this summer.
Betty Ford, the former first lady whose triumph over drug and alcohol addiction became a beacon of hope for addicts and the inspiration for her Betty Ford Center, has died, a family friend said Friday. She was 93.
The state's Assembly Public Safety Committee has voted in favor of a bill that would get rid of the death penalty in California.
A federal appeals court has barred further enforcement of the U.S. military's ban on openly gay service members.
