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Gov. Jerry Brown and Democratic legislative leaders agreed to boost funding for California State University and increase grants for people on welfare as part of a budget compromise released on Friday.
As Facebook continues its fight over fake news, the social media giant was reportedly seeking "news credibility specialists" to fact check content.
Bay Area high school students on Friday rallied around a teenager seeking asylum from the Taliban who has been in federal ICE custody for six months.
Special counsel Robert Mueller has brought additional charges against President Donald Trump's campaign chairman and a longtime associate, accusing them of obstructing justice.
"You might be thinking, given some of the issues Facebook has had, isn't what I'm saying hitting pretty close to home? Yes. It is."
President Donald Trump said Friday he is considering posthumously pardoning boxer Muhammad Ali, who was convicted in 1967 after refusing military service in Vietnam.
As cities in Silicon Valley consider taxes targeting giant tech companies, officials in Sunnyvale are looking at their own tax proposal.
The former quarterback's lawyers are reportedly looking to depose several members of the administration in their collusion case against the NFL.
Bans on flavored tobacco products appeared to win big on Tuesday, with San Mateo County supervisors unanimously approving a ban and San Francisco voters apparently upholding a ban in that city.
Former state Sen. Mark Leno remained in the lead early Wednesday evening in the tight race for San Francisco Mayor.
The leader of the successful recall of a Santa Clara County judge for an unpopular sexual assault sentence warned that the results show women's rights and the #MeToo movement are now a potent political force that politicians ignore at their own peril.
More than 4 million votes had been counted Wednesday afternoon. Those votes represent about 22 percent of registered voters.
California state Sen. Kevin de Leon is sharpening his criticism of U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein as he prepares to face her in November.
Fifty years ago, Sen. Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated just moments after he won the California presidential primary. Shortly after, up to two million Americans interrupted their day to stand by the railroad tracks and pay tribute to the man lying in the train's last car on a 225-mile journey to Arlington National Cemetery.
