Pleasanton Students Release Video on the Perils of Teen Opioid Addiction
Students from Foothill High School released a video this week with a strong message about opioids as the community tackles rising opioid abuse.
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Students from Foothill High School released a video this week with a strong message about opioids as the community tackles rising opioid abuse.
A high-ranking official at the California agency that regulates utility companies claims she's being forced out of her job for seeking to recover $200 million in fees that the agency did not collect over nearly 20 years.
State prison officials say as many as 17,600 California inmates may be released early due to the coronavirus.
The California Labor Commissioner on Wednesday announced two separate lawsuits against Uber and Lyft for committing wage theft by incorrectly classifying employees as independent contractors.
Nine out of 10 Californians are supportive of the wearing of masks in indoor public places to curb COVID-19, while Californians remain split over the state's reopening, according to poll results released Wednesday.
With COVID-19 case rates increasing in Santa Cruz County, local leaders began implementing creative options to limit the spread of the virus this week.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency's Board of Directors unanimously approved putting an eighth-cent sales tax on the November ballot to fund Caltrain during a special meeting Wednesday morning.
Officials with the San Mateo County Superior Court announced on Wednesday employee furloughs, layoffs and service reductions, in response to the coronavirus pandemic and cuts in the new state budget.
Keith Carson chastised the county's General Services Agency (GSA) at Tuesday's Board of Supervisors meeting for sole sourcing a project for tiny homes when Black contractors are getting few, if any, projects from the agency.
Palo Alto city councilmembers voted against a year-long pilot program that would have opened Foothills Park to non-residents for the first time since the sixties.
As thousands of San Francisco businesses remain closed due to COVID-19 and with future reopening dates still in limbo, city officials on Tuesday announced extended deadlines and fee deferrals for business owners.
A large group of salon owners across the state are planning to reopen on Aug. 17, whether they have permission or not.
The Contra Costa County district attorney's plan to close the county's Juvenile Hall in 2021 was praised by some county supervisors for its focus, but blasted by others for the way it was announced Tuesday.
San Mateo County supervisors on Tuesday approved allocating up to $5 million in federal funds to provide support to renters and property owners adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
San Rafael is rushing to close the digital divide by installing a Wi-Fi network in its Canal District in time for the start of school.
