California 'Bullet Button' Gun Registry Process Bogs Down As Deadline Looms
Six years ago, KPIX 5 was the first to expose a workaround in California's gun laws that allowed military style rifles like AR-15's to proliferate in the state.
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Six years ago, KPIX 5 was the first to expose a workaround in California's gun laws that allowed military style rifles like AR-15's to proliferate in the state.
Nearly 150 marijuana businesses in California warned Friday that they could face crippling financial losses unless the state extends a July 1 deadline imposing strict standards for pot testing and packaging.
Chief Justice John Roberts is the Supreme Court's new man in the middle. It's just that the middle may have moved well to the right.
San Francisco is the first major city in California to hit the magic $15 mark, but it won't be the last.
The Alameda County Grand Jury says in its annual report that the city of Oakland's unfunded retiree healthcare benefits are an $860 million "crisis" that is starting to undermine the city's fiscal health and could cause its bond ratings to be downgraded.
Not even a crisis on the southern border could force Congress to act on immigration.
The law, which takes effect in 2020, gives consumers sweeping control over their personal data.
Former President Barack Obama peppered his 45-minute appearance at a fundraiser with subtle knocks for despondent Democrats.
Just days after a KPIX 5 undercover investigation exposed realtors in Oakland coaching buyers on how to evict tenants, city lawmakers are taking action to close the legal loophole renters are falling through.
Former Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) spokesperson James Schwab has opened up about why he abruptly resigned in March
"The Terminator" has a message for President Donald Trump: Don't go back in time to "rescue the coal industry."
During the latest congressional hearing into actions by the Justice Department and FBI surrounding the 2016 election, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein was forced to defend himself against harsh criticism from lawmakers that the DOJ has been lax in their ability to turn over sensitive documents related to a variety of investigations.
Soda taxes may stop popping up in California and elsewhere, thanks to a new push by the beverage industry to fight such measures.
White supremacist groups are plastering their propaganda on U.S. college campuses at a rapidly increasing rate.
Justice Anthony Kennedy's retirement from the Supreme Court has put the Senate on the cusp of an all-out war over his replacement and thrust an unexpected and hotly contested issue into the spotlight less than five months away from the midterm elections.
