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The State of California launched its first-in-the-nation task force Tuesday, examining the possibility of reparations for the history of slavery and discrimination against African-Americans.
A bill in the state legislature aims to address the housing shortage by making it easier to build homes in commercial areas such as shopping malls.
In her budget, Mayor Breed includes $477 million over the next two years for continued COVID-19 response -- vaccination, testing and emergency shelters, as well as educational, social and business recovery initiatives.
A new ordinance going before the Oakland City Council aims to update the city's building and zoning laws to allow for affordable housing options such as tiny homes and manufactured homes.
A judge dismissed bribery charges Tuesday brought against an Apple executive that connected him to a gun permit scandal at the Santa Clara County Sheriff's office.
The City of Novato announced Tuesday plans for the city's first ever LGBTQ+ celebrations for Pride Month, which will include online events and new city logos.
California state lawmakers are grappling with a particularly 21st-century problem: What to do with the growing number of shopping malls and big box retail stores left empty by consumers shifting their purchases to the web.
To launch Pride Month, a pink torch will be run from Oakland across the Bay Bridge to the acre-sized pink triangle on San Francisco's Twin Peaks, which will be illuminated Tuesday night in an opening ceremony.
After months trying to stop the spread of COVID-19, Santa Clara County is on the road to recovery with only 12 new cases. Local business owners were preparing for the possibility of reopening without restrictions on June 15.
A Novato homeless encampment that has been in turmoil for the past year has come under attack once again. This time, a flyer ridiculing the campsite and its supposed benefits has been circulating.
There's a growing backlash in the business community in Santa Clara County over a new requirement for employers to collect the vaccination status of their workers.
For a second time, a jury found a criminal justice reform activist guilty of second degree murder last week for shooting a man back in 2016.
The Orinda City Council plans on Tuesday to discuss bringing back the city's annual Fourth of July Parade and associated activities, after last year's festivities were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The California Senate moved Friday to make the state's assisted death law permanent and significantly shorten the time a terminally ill patient must wait for a fatal dose of medication.
California residents will have a chance to allow sports betting at tribal casinos and racetracks, thanks to an initiative that just made the 2022 November ballot.
