Labor Takes The Spotlight In San Jose Election
With Election Day less than three weeks away, battle lines are being drawn between business and labor in three key San Jose City Council races.
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With Election Day less than three weeks away, battle lines are being drawn between business and labor in three key San Jose City Council races.
Democratic candidate for governor Jerry Brown is calling on his Republican rival to reveal how much she would personally gain from her proposal to eliminate the state capital gains tax.
Governor Schwarzenegger is in London, visiting Britain's new prime minister, but he is weighing in on the California governor's race via Twitter.
Sarah Palin will attend a Republican rally in San Jose Thursday afternoon, and on Friday, former president Bill Clinton begins campaigning in California for a number of Democratic candidates.
Almost 75,000 people in San Francisco signed the initiative petition that put Proposition G on the ballot, which is a sign of dissatisfaction with Muni in general and Muni operators in particular.
The two candidates for U.S. Senate staked out conflicting positions on the nation's immigration policy Wednesday as they rallied voters in the Central Valley, which depends heavily on immigrant labor to bring in much of California's annual harvest.
The president of the National Organization for Women says California gubernatorial candidate Jerry Brown should fire the campaign aide who referred to his opponent as a "whore" for making political trade-offs.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jerry Brown on Wednesday called for building a peripheral canal to help solve California's water shortages, a proposal voters defeated when he was governor in 1982.
On the same day she held her last gubernatorial debate in San Rafael with Jerry Brown, Meg Whitman put another $20 million of her own money into her campaign.
A new ordinance making its way through Oakland's City Council could mean more medical marijuana clubs in the city, but the expansion would come at a price for pot dispensaries.
KCBS and Chronicle Insider Phil Matier on the race to represent the 11th Congressional District.
California's gubernatorial candidates engaged in a heated back-and-forth Tuesday over taxes, job creation and the state's economy as each tried to chart a hopeful course for the future of the troubled state in their third and final debate.
Democrat Jerry Brown and Republican Meg Whitman made statements about state spending, budgeting plans and other issues that didn't quite match reality or were incomplete.
The third time may be the charm for Republican David Harmer as he tries to get elected to Congress, according to a KPIX-TV CBS 5 poll released Tuesday.
Mexico's drug traffickers are likely to lose customers in America's largest pot consuming state if California legalizes marijuana, but they won't lose much money overall because California's residents already prefer to grow their own, according to a study released Tuesday.
