Oakland A's Postpone Game in Response to Jacob Blake Shooting
The Oakland A's announced Thursday afternoon that the team would not take the field that evening in response to the officer-involved shooting of Jacob Blake four days before.
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The Oakland A's announced Thursday afternoon that the team would not take the field that evening in response to the officer-involved shooting of Jacob Blake four days before.
A federal judge blocked a rule Thursday that Michigan, seven other states and four big-city school districts said would unlawfully allow too much pandemic relief aid to be diverted from K-12 public schools to private ones.
Empty practice fields made for loud and powerful statements at facilities across the NFL.
Wednesday marked the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment and the end of the struggle to secure the right to vote for women. In many ways. it was a second Revolutionary War and it may have changed this country just as profoundly as the first.
Immigrants who have lost or had to flee their homes can call or write to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to reschedule. USCIS will automatically reschedule upcoming appointments when an immigrant who lives in the burn area misses one.
The cities, counties and civil right groups involved in a lawsuit challenging the decision are asking a federal judge in San Jose to stop the Census Bureau from ending the head count at the end of September.
The Marin County Board of Supervisors passed a voter-approval mechanism on Tuesday for any future development of onshore facilities supporting offshore oil and gas exploration.
Health officials in Contra Costa County said Wednesday that slight declines in COVID-19-related hospitalizations and in positive COVID-19 test results reflect progress in slowing the spread of the coronavirus, and are prompting a slight easing of some social distancing rules.
The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved another eviction moratorium extension on Tuesday.
San Jose and three other cities sued the federal government Wednesday to stop the proliferation of what are advertised as easy-to-assemble guns that require no serial numbers or background checks.
A person who works at the California Capitol has tested positive for the coronavirus, delaying the Legislature in the critical final week of session.
The Golden State Warriors must pay millions to the city of Oakland for renovations to the Oakland Arena following an appeals court decision last week.
Registration for federal assistance for survivors of wildfires in Lake, Monterey, Napa, San Mateo, Santa Cruz, Solano, Sonoma, and Yolo counties has opened.
Palantir Technologies Inc., a data-mining company with deep ties to U.S. intelligence and military agencies, has shed a good deal of its trademark secrecy about its business in filing for a Wall Street stock offering.
The San Francisco 49ers opted to play their season opener without fans, but gave the 'Faithful' some hope, on Tuesday, when the team said communications with county health leaders were ongoing about the possibility of having fans sometime this season.
