Tax Breaks Proposed To Lure Twitter To SF Mid-Market
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee joined Supervisors David Chiu and Jane Kim proposed tax breaks to Twitter and other companies to relocate to the city's Mid-Market neighborhood.
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San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee joined Supervisors David Chiu and Jane Kim proposed tax breaks to Twitter and other companies to relocate to the city's Mid-Market neighborhood.
A San Francisco supervisor is proposing legislation to make it easier for tenants to find housing when they are displaced by a disaster.
The last ten years have seen substantial population growth in East Contra Costa and the Dougherty Valley, which is expected to impact redistricting for the supervisorial districts in the county.
State Controller John Chiang said his office needs more power to oversee local governments and agencies.
Less than a month after leaving MSNBC, liberal lightning rod Keith Olbermann said Tuesday he is headed to Current TV, the San Francisco-based national public affairs channel launched six years ago by former Vice President Al Gore.
A San Jose-based anti-abortion group targeting Planned Parenthood released a video Tuesday showing an employee at a New York City clinic giving advice to a man posing as a pimp and seeking health services for underage sex workers.
Ultimately, it appeared the idea would be headed for the back burner for the time being.
California's public school year is getting shorter and shorter, while classrooms are increasingly crowded. That's the finding of a new state study, predicting even deeper financial troubles for the schools if Gov. Brown's budget plan is approved.
The Walnut Creek Park Recreation and Open Space Commission approved a ban Monday night on children's inflatable jump houses at public parks.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee is stepping up his campaign to nail down federal transit funding for a number of big projects.
A Republican Congressman from New York plans to hold hearings on what he calls the radicalization of the American Muslim community, and that's raising lots of concerns among Bay Area Muslims.
BART is getting closer to hire staff for an office to monitor civil complaints against its police officers.
Oakland City Attorney John Russo said he will no longer advise the City Council about its plans to license large-scale marijuana farms.
An Iranian lawyer representing three Americans accused by Tehran of spying says he is ready for the start of their trial.
The Oakland police chief has ordered officers to ride two-to-a-car until problems with their radio system are fixed.
