Cal/OSHA board votes to end mandatory pay for workers with COVID-19
California will stop making companies pay employees who can't work because they caught the coronavirus while on the job.
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California will stop making companies pay employees who can't work because they caught the coronavirus while on the job.
California air regulators voted unanimously Thursday to approve an ambitious plan to drastically cut reliance on fossil fuels by changing practices in the energy, transportation and agriculture sectors, but critics say it doesn't go far enough to combat climate change.
Experts and federal agencies have expressed security concerns over the app and its connections to China.
The Santa Rosa City Council selected Natalie Rogers as mayor at its regular meeting Tuesday, making her the city's first Black mayor.
Residents living in their cars and motor homes along a rural Novato road are hoping Wednesday night won't be the last they have a place to call home.
A former Twitter manager was sentenced Wednesday to 3 ½ years in prison for spying and funneling private information about dissidents to the Saudi Royal family.
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved $4 million for projects that tackle homelessness.
The City of Hercules has sworn in a new mayor, 25-year-old Alex Walker-Griffin who previously served as Vice Mayor. That's right, 25. But he's already been around politics for a few years, and he's very much a product of Hercules.
Outgoing Speaker Nancy Pelosi's portrait was unveiled Wednesday at the U.S. Capitol, a traditional honor bestowed on a tradition-breaking leader.
Oakland Vice Mayor Rebecca Kaplan is leading an effort to restore the requirement to wear a facial covering inside city facilities, which would provide equitable access to all and protect the public's health, Kaplan's office said Tuesday.
Rates are at their highest level in 15 years as policymakers try to tamp down inflation without torpedoing the economy.
California's committee to study reparations for African Americans will meet in Oakland Wednesday to discuss what form reparations could take and eligibility requirements to receive possible payments.
Like all kids growing up, dreams of what his future might hold danced through Alex Walker-Griffin's head.
A week after San Francisco's only safe injection site was shut down, city leaders and community activists called out Mayor London Breed and the Department of Health for not offering any alternatives, at a time when hundreds of drug-addicted people are dying.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors officially nixed the SFPD's lethal force option with remote-controlled robots with its latest vote Tuesday.
