Castro Vigil Marks Milk-Moscone Assasination
The Annual Milk-Moscone Memorial March was held Saturday night in San Francisco's Castro District.
Watch CBS News
The Annual Milk-Moscone Memorial March was held Saturday night in San Francisco's Castro District.
Daly City is seeking submissions for a contest to commemorate the city's upcoming centennial. The deadline for entries is December 10, 2010.
Republican Steve Cooley is conceding the California attorney general's race to Kamala Harris, giving Democrats a sweep of all statewide offices.
Democratic Rep. Jerry McNerney has been re-elected to a third term in a Northern California congressional district, fending off a challenge from Republican David Harmer.
Up to eight fire stations in the Contra Costa County Fire Protection District could be closing if a parcel tax isn't approved next year by voters.
A car used by Oakland's mayor-elect got booted Tuesday.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Tuesday night decided on a process on how to pick an interim mayor to replace Lt. Gov.-elect Gavin Newsom, but shelved choosing the new mayor for at least two more weeks.
A powerful California union brought to light the illegal immigrant former housekeeper of billionaire gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman, according to a newspaper report.
San Francisco officials are objecting to cigarette ads featuring the city's iconic Haight neighborhood.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted today to override Mayor Gavin Newsom's veto of a city ban on toys being included in fast-food children's meals that fail to meet health standards.
He said he is grateful for the intervention of Senator Diane Feinstein, who introduced an immigration bill on his behalf.
Republican leaders in the House of Representatives have set their sights on California's High Speed Rail project, pressing forward with a plan to strip $2 billion in funding for the transit plan.
Attorneys for the state agreed Monday to delay selling dozens of courthouses and other government-owned buildings until a lawsuit challenging the deal's constitutionality is heard in court.
Republicans are taking control of Congress when the next session convenes in January, which could mean legislation mandating remote gas pipeline shutoff valves will be delayed or possibly doomed.
A gay rights group is asking a federal appeals court to speed up its timeline for considering whether a judge was right to strike down the ban on gays serving openly in the military.
