111-Year-Old San Francisco Woman Forced To Convince Feds She's Alive
A 111-year-old woman from San Francisco is speaking out Friday about a frustrating mix-up with government officials who were convinced she was dead,
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A 111-year-old woman from San Francisco is speaking out Friday about a frustrating mix-up with government officials who were convinced she was dead,
California's legal marijuana industry will have to wait for a tax cut.
The oak sapling that was a gift to President Donald Trump from French President Emmanuel Macron is facing at least two years in quarantine.
Officials announced Thursday that the ubiquitous electric scooters in San Francisco will be removed from city streets in two weeks as a new permit process is implemented.
President Trump has canceled the upcoming summit between the United States and the North Koreans in a new letter released on Thursday.
The California Supreme Court has ruled that Facebook and other social media companies could be required to turn over user content that is public to criminal defendants.
An apologetic San Francisco District Attorney announced Thursday that no charges will be filed against the SFPD officers involved in two high-profile fatal officer-involved shootings cases.
So far, Kaepernick has not commented on the new policy, and a lot of NFL fans aren't holding their breath.
The Senate has passed its long-stalled legislation that would overhaul how sexual harassment complaints are made and handled on Capitol Hill and would hold members of Congress personally responsible for paying such settlements out of their own pockets.
President Donald Trump's campaign is announcing its support for California businessman John Cox's campaign for governor.
A BART board member has a plan that could stop scenes of graphic drug use inside stations and elevators. She wants to threaten the drug-users with prison time.
A Campbell school board member is apologizing after telling students to toughen up when students complained that racial slurs were thrown around campus.
A federal judge in New York says President Donald Trump violates the First Amendment by blocking critics on Twitter for political speech.
"It became crystal clear to me that the risk of unequal application is high and its effect on deterrence is low," the senator said.
