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A backlog of unemployment applications is piling up while a benefits scam could potentially cost California $2 billion, yet the state is failing to stop either, according to two state lawmakers.
The attorneys representing the family of Oscar Grant renewed calls for the Alameda District Attorney to bring murder charges against one of the BART police officers involved in Grant's death more than a decade ago.
With COVID-19 cases continuing to rise nationwide, a Bay Area lawmaker said he would not offer in-person event tickets for the upcoming inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris.
An Axios article a year in the making revealed that in the early to mid 2010s, a Chinese national and Cal State East Bay student, Christine Fang was trying cozy up to Bay Area politicians.
A group of protestors Wednesday night took to the streets of Oakland, speaking out about reopening schools.
The day after a judge ruled a San Jose church in contempt of court for violating county COVID-19 health orders, Calvary Chapel San Jose plans to continue with indoor services.
The San Francisco Unified School District announced Wednesday that it has taken the first step with the city's Department of Public Health on reopening schools to in-person learning.
After two years of temporary car closure, last week the City Council voted to permanently close most of Morrison Canyon Road to vehicle traffic. Neighbors uphill from the narrow 1800s street feel the closure is unsafe.
California quietly changed its regional stay-home order to allow playgrounds to reopen in areas impacted by restrictions, state health officials confirmed Wednesday.
The Bay Area is sending one of its air quality experts to Sacramento after Gov. Gavin Newsom named her to chair the powerful Air Resources Board Wednesday.
Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) officials joined other U.S. transit agencies Wednesday in calling for more federal funding to decrease the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on their budgets.
San Francisco will act as the testing ground for General Motors' self-driving car company, Cruise, who plans to launch a driverless taxi service to compete with rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft.
Supervisor Ahsha Safai wants Gov. Newsom to reconsider the closure of playgrounds in District 11, which has the largest population of children attending the San Francisco Unified School District.
Cuts to services could be coming as Oakland faces a possible $62 million budget shortfall due to police overtime spending and reduced tax revenues because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
San Mateo County on Tuesday moved forward with the purchase of the Coastside Inn, a Half Moon Bay motel to be used as interim housing for people who are homeless.
