Federal Court Freezes Biden Administration Vaccine Mandate for Large Companies
A federal appeals court in Louisiana temporarily halted the Biden administration's vaccine requirement for businesses with 100 or more workers.
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A federal appeals court in Louisiana temporarily halted the Biden administration's vaccine requirement for businesses with 100 or more workers.
The House approved a $1 trillion package of road and other infrastructure projects late Friday after Democrats resolved a months-long standoff between progressives and moderates, notching a victory for President Joe Biden and his party.
Business owners in a mostly-Latino San Jose neighborhood are worried about development plans that could price them out of the area.
Due to recent rain and stormy weather conditions, city officials on Friday said the city will open a new temporary lot for people living in their vehicles to safely reside.
Top Democrats abruptly postponed an expected House vote Friday on their 10-year, $1.85 trillion social and environment measure, as infighting between progressives and moderates once again sidetracked the pillar of President Joe Biden's domestic agenda.
A week after abruptly canceling plans to attend the United Nations climate summit in Scotland, California Gov. Gavin Newsom has receded from public view to deal with with unspecific family obligations.
The San Francisco Police Department placed one of its sergeants on unpaid for his connection to the robbery of a San Mateo Rite Aide Wednesday.
The office of San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin revealed the new portals on its website allowing residents to access detailed criminal justice information.
At the United Nations Climate Conference Thursday, State Sen. Josh Becker, D-San Mateo, announced his new legislative initiatives for a cleaner California, one of which calls on state government operations directly to go carbon neutral.
San Francisco's leaning Millennium Tower was the focal point of an hours-long City Hall hearing today. It comes after it was found construction on the retrofit to help stop the tower from sinking and tilting was actually contributing to it.
An appeals court has formally ended a lawsuit that in 2018 temporarily suspended a California law that allows adults to obtain prescriptions for life-ending drugs, a gap that advocates blamed Thursday for a significant drop in its use that year.
San Francisco Board of Education President Gabriela Lopez on Thursday denounced an attack by a hacker made during a San Francisco Unified School District committee meeting.
Starting Thursday, the San Francisco Department of Public Health began vaccinating children for COVID-19 in neighborhoods hardest-hit by the virus by appointment only.
Voters in Santa Cruz overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure this week that increases the amount of money from a city cannabis tax that goes to a Children's Fund for childcare and youth programs and makes that fund permanent.
Longtime Alameda County supervisor and former Assembly Majority Leader Wilma Chan died after being struck by a motorist during a morning walk on Wednesday.
