Pelosi: 'No Regrets' On Last Day As House Speaker
Democrat Nancy Pelosi said she had no regrets on her last day as House speaker Tuesday, a reign that lasted four years and is ending after the November elections.
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Democrat Nancy Pelosi said she had no regrets on her last day as House speaker Tuesday, a reign that lasted four years and is ending after the November elections.
Governor Brown will reportedly propose the elimination of all redevelopment agencies in California.
Jean Quan said she was looking to improve what's been a tense relationship between elected officials and law enforcement over the last year.
The Russian president and the Terminator are tweeting—and may soon go skiing together.
he newly sworn-in Jean Quan wants to enlist a mentor for each of the 2,000 children she described as most at-risk in Oakland.
A Bay Area lawmaker is vowing to re-introduce her pipeline safety bill when the new Congress convenes this week.
Gov. Jerry Brown said Monday he will propose a painful but honest budget next week likely relying on deep cuts to state services and an extension of temporary taxes.
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom has delayed his swearing in as lieutenant governor to prevent the current left-leaning board of supervisors from electing an interim mayor.
Democrat Kamala Harris has been sworn in as attorney general, becoming the first woman and first minority to hold California's top law enforcement office.
As one of his first acts in office, California's new insurance commissioner said he'll back the national health care reform law by proposing emergency legislation to ramp up enforcement.
The victim's father said politics had no place in interfering with justice.
An Oakland native who narrowly won the race to lead the city was sworn in as its 49th mayor late Monday morning in a ceremony at the Fox Theater.
Democrat Jerry Brown was sworn in late Monday morning as California's 39th governor, returning to the office he left 28 years ago but inheriting a more troubled state than the one he knew then.
Silicon Valley has lost a crucial voice in the planning of California's high speed rail project, because one of the region's most experienced transit advocates has not been reappointed to the bullet train board.
On Monday California got a new State Superintendent of Public Instruction in Tom Torlakson. The former East Bay state assemblyman, Contra Costa County supervisor, and Antioch city councilman held an inauguration at Mount Diablo High School in Concord where he was once a teacher.
