Newsom Places $15 Billion Schools Bond On March Ballot
Californians will vote next year whether the state should issue $15 billion in bonds for school construction and modernization projects.
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Californians will vote next year whether the state should issue $15 billion in bonds for school construction and modernization projects.
Santa Clara County workers will continue striking Monday morning, entering the fifth day of the strike over what workers say are unfair labor practices.
The first data from an experiment in the city of Stockton where needy people get $500 a month from the government show they spend most of it on things such as food, clothing and utility bills.
The federal government has opened 725,000 acres in Central California to oil and gas drilling on land that has been off-limits since 2013.
Teachers and families in an Oakland neighborhood took their grief to the streets by protesting Friday, three days after a woman was killed by a hit-and-run driver in a school zone.
California is trying to stop the use of deceptively edited videos and audio aimed at influencing elections.
A day after San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón's surprising resignation announcement, Mayor London Breed on Friday appointed Suzy Loftus, the city's former police commission president, to be the interim district attorney.
Mark Zuckerberg said he "understands" where Bernie Sanders is coming from when the Democratic presidential candidate says billionaires shouldn't exist.
The city of Pleasant Hill has agreed to sell a quarter-acre of residential real estate to Habitat for Humanity for the low, low price of just $10 so the nonprofit can construct affordable housing.
Former vice president and presidential candidate Joe Biden made his way through the Bay Area on Thursday, trying to win over voters at three fundraising events.
A KPIX 5 investigation has uncovered that the same company that is going to run several Bay Area navigation centers for the homeless has been cited for serious violations at a local drug and alcohol treatment facility.
The District Attorney of San Francisco announced Thursday he is stepping down from his position just weeks before next month's election
California's new conservatorship law took effect Thursday with staff members in San Francisco's Public Health Offices are already working on its implementation.
New BART General Manager Robert Powers is traveling to different stations throughout the transit system through the month of October to hear directly from riders.
Hundreds of Santa Clara County health care workers walked off the job Thursday morning to join other county workers who are striking for a second day.
