House Votes To Restore Net Neutrality Rules Repealed By Trump FCC
The House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a bill to restore net neutrality protections that were repealed by President Donald Trump's Federal Communications Commission.
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The House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a bill to restore net neutrality protections that were repealed by President Donald Trump's Federal Communications Commission.
East Bay Rep. Eric Swalwell brought his campaign to Florida on Tuesday, with the issue of gun violence as the focus of his visit.
A group of Santa Rosa preschoolers was caught in the middle of a battle over a pot dispensary that wants to set up shop next door.
The state of Nevada is resuming a fertility control project for a herd of wild mustangs in a new agreement with Davis-based American Wild Horse Campaign.
A report on the threat of sea level rise (SLR) presented to Marin County supervisors on Tuesday stressed there is no one-size-fits all solution to what has been called "a slow moving disaster."
Some supporters of the Burning Man counter-culture festival are complaining about new restrictions the federal government is proposing for the event.
An emotional debate on Santa Clara County's immigration policy ended Tuesday with supervisors voting to study changing sanctuary laws to allow federal authorities to be notified of undocumented inmates who have been convicted of specific crimes.
Congressman Devin Nunes is suing a media company for $150 million, saying it engaged in "character assassination" with a 2018 story that appeared in the Fresno Bee.
Airbnb is rescinding its plan to bar listings in Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
Residents in Alameda are voting in a special election Tuesday on two competing measures that will decide the fate of vacant former federal offices on a 3.65-acre parcel on McKay Avenue across from Crab Cove.
YouTube was forced to disable comments on a livestream of a House Judiciary hearing on hate crimes and white nationalism on social media Tuesday morning
California has more Salvadorans than any other state, and Newsom is in the country to learn more about why thousands are fleeing for the U.S.
A group of San Francisco supervisors plans to push for a new ordinance that could eliminate the city's juvenile hall in less than three years.
The high cost of housing is a problem across the Bay Area, but in Alameda, city leaders have been getting an earful about the issue from two 13-year old sisters who are not afraid to speak up.
Democratic East Bay lawmakers hope to address income inequality and fund education by increasing the tax rate by 2 percent on the top 0.2 percent of corporations that do business in California.
