Canceled Sale Of California Buildings Prompts Lawsuit
The investors who won the contract to buy 24 state office buildings have sued the state.
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The investors who won the contract to buy 24 state office buildings have sued the state.
Key lawmakers are staying close to the Capitol this weekend as Gov. Jerry Brown tries to work out a compromise on the state budget.
Many for-profit colleges could lose their eligibility for California higher-education grants under new rules being considered by state lawmakers.
A budget vote scheduled for Thursday has been delayed, as Governor Jerry Brown and a group of five Republicans continue negotiations.
BART directors approved 11 members of a citizen review board Thursday that will oversee the transit agency's police department.
More than half of the respondents in a poll commissioned by the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce said they don't understand how their vote counts on a ranked-choice ballot.
Two candidates for mayor have applied for tax payer money to finance their campaigns as the city moves to beef up its public financing fund.
The New York Congressman who chairs a House committee examining homegrown terrorism specifically called out a Bay Area Muslim group in his opening remarks to a controversial hearing Thursday.
Two North Bay sisters were among the panelists at an anti-bullying summit hosted by President Obama and the first lady at the White House Thursday.
The pension fund representing California teachers on Wednesday criticized a watchdog panel's proposals to overhaul state employee retirement plans and said the changes would drive costs higher and were legally risky.
In a divided vote Tuesday night, the Richmond City Council approved the final environmental impact report for a proposed $1 billion casino resort at Point Molate.
Gov. Jerry Brown is asking lawmakers to delay planned votes on the budget despite his self-imposed deadline for calling a special election to extend temporary tax increases.
California has a weak rainy day fund, but voters will get a chance to strengthen its requirements next year.
A closely watched property tax to help cash-strapped schools in the East Bay city of Alameda appeared headed for victory Wednesday.
The San Jose Redevelopment Agency owes the county almost $63 million going back three years.
