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A new CBS News/YouGov Tracker poll of early primary states shows Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren leading the pack of Democratic presidential candidates, thanks in part to former Kamala Harris supporters.
Speaking at a convention of GOP delegates in Indian Wells, California, Pres. Trump's campaign manager predicted Saturday that the Trump family will become "a dynasty that will last for decades," transforming the Republican Party.
Madison Square Park is located in Oakland Chinatown, between Madison and Jackson Streets. It was a popular hangout spot for Chinese seniors but they stopped going there after the homeless set up tents in the middle of the park.
It's a discussion many Bay Area households have had in recent years: Is it better to rent or buy? BART, it appears, is ready to settle down.
The author of a hot-button California bill limiting medical exemptions for vaccinations on Friday accepted Gov. Gavin Newsom's last-minute demand for additional changes, setting up a final series of votes before lawmakers adjourn for the year next week.
A Bay Area lawmaker's bill aimed at increasing housing production amid the state's housing crisis cleared the legislature Friday and is headed to Gov. Gavin Newsom's desk.
Thousands of tourists could soon have to make a reservation and pay a fee to drive down the world-famous Lombard Street in San Francisco.
The Department of Homeland Security plans to begin requesting social media information on applications for immigration benefits and foreign travel to the US, an expansion of data collection already taking place.
Two bipartisan groups of state attorneys general are launching separate antitrust investigations into Facebook and Google.
The city of San Jose is unveiling a new first of its kind tool for predicting youth and gang violence in specific neighborhoods.
Every California county prosecutor can now use new technology to erase or reduce an estimated 220,000 old marijuana convictions after voters broadly legalized the drug in 2016.
A government official says the Trump administration is moving forward with a proposal to revoke part of California's authority to set its own automotive emissions and fuel economy standards.
As Fremont city leaders debate the future of a proposed navigation center for the homeless, an opponent of the proposal has staged a hunger strike outside City Hall.
The government's watchlist of more than 1 million people identified as "known or suspected terrorists" violates the constitutional rights of those placed on it, a federal judge ruled.
Richmond's Community Police Review Commission is urging their City Council to hire an investigations officer who can dig into a growing backlog of complaints alleging police misconduct.
