SF Supes Consider Resolution To Save KUSF Radio
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has now been asked to weigh in on the sale of radio station KUSF by the University of San Francisco.
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The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has now been asked to weigh in on the sale of radio station KUSF by the University of San Francisco.
The owners of a Santa Cruz ice creamery were being treated to some of the best seats in the House for Tuesday evening's State of the Union address.
Bay Area residents were planning get-togethers Tuesday night to watch President Obama's State of the Union address.
Outreach workers have made a difference by going into the neighborhoods most affected by violence and "calming the waters" by connecting "high-risk" individuals with opportunities to get out of the street life.
The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors was poised to trim more jobs Tuesday because of state and federal budget cuts.
Chiang said he would conduct the review of nearly two-dozen agencies, including those in San Jose, Fremont, Richmond, Pittsburg and Hercules.
Papering San Francisco with flyers about lost dogs, pizza specials, housecleaning services and other announcements is irritating some residents.
Oakland Mayor Jean Quan said her rocky relationship with the police department's rank and file is because she wants them to pay into their pension plans.
Religious leaders, neighbors and Mayor Jean Quan gathered in East Oakland Sunday afternoon, taking part in an organized effort to "take back High Street," block by block.
Three high school juniors from East San Jose were selected to be a part of an elite group of teens from across the nation, joining the Congressional Page Program.
State Treasurer Bill Lockyer says California could be forced to issue IOUs as early as April or May if state lawmakers don't cut state spending soon.
Thousands of abortion opponents gathered in San Francisco for an annual demonstration on the anniversary of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion. Organizers said the crowd on Saturday looked even larger than last year, when they estimated as many as 35,000 people attended the event.
California consumers could soon be afforded more privacy protection. Sen. Joe Simitian, D-Palo Alto, has authored a bill that would strengthen notification requirements.
Earlier this week, San Francisco's Municipal Transportation Agency approved San Francisco's $137 million piece of the Central Subway project.
