Mourners Pay Respects To San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee
Ushered in by an honor guard of police officers and sheriff's deputies, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee entered City Hall for the last time early Friday morning.
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Ushered in by an honor guard of police officers and sheriff's deputies, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee entered City Hall for the last time early Friday morning.
The White House is embarking on a major campaign to turn public opinion against the nation's largely family-based immigration system ahead of an all-out push next year to move toward a more merit-based structure.
A federal judge in Pennsylvania granted a motion Friday blocking President Donald Trump's efforts to rollback access to birth control services under the Affordable Care Act.
The Trump administration will propose revoking a rule that makes spouses of thousands of immigrant workers eligible to work while in the U.S., potentially complicating a major driver of technology jobs.
A Democratic senator took to Twitter Thursday night to highlight the apparent inability of a Trump judicial nominee to answer basic questions about the law.
Seven people who say they were injured by Berkeley police during a protest at the close of a City Council meeting in June filed an administrative claim against the city Thursday.
Former "Apprentice" star Omarosa is putting the White House on notice as she makes her exit: She has "quite a story to tell" about her time in President Donald Trump's administration and "the world will want to hear it."
For the first time ever, the California Department of Public Health is releasing guidelines about harmful cell phone radiation and how you can avoid it.
California is ordering utility companies to do more to keep power lines from sparking devastating wildfires.
The National Park Service announced this week it's waiving admission fees on only four days in 2018.
Defense attorneys on Thursday filed a motion for a new trial for Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, the man acquitted of murder last month in the fatal shooting of Kate Steinle.
The federal Department of Education is refusing to process debt relief claims from tens of thousands of students who had federal loans to attend Corinthian Colleges, California's attorney general claimed Thursday in the latest lawsuit against the Trump administration.
California state senator Scott Wiener vowed Thursday to introduce a bill that would require net neutrality in California.
The Federal Communications Commission voted along party lines Thursday to undo sweeping Obama-era `net neutrality' rules that guaranteed equal access to internet.
The Democratic task force is just one of many efforts by both sides of the aisle to tackle an issue that's unveiled great angst and frustration across Congress.
