Net Neutrality Supporters Speak Up As FCC Set To Strike Down Rules
Activists hope the growing outcry will push Congress to intervene and will show support for stricter regulation down the road.
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Activists hope the growing outcry will push Congress to intervene and will show support for stricter regulation down the road.
California is taking applications to license its emerging legal marijuana industry.
A California man is set to walk out of prison 15 years after receiving a life sentence for shaking his 4-month-old daughter to death.
American Outdoor Brands, a major gun manufacturer which owns the Smith & Wesson brand, reported a 90% drop in quarterly profit when compared to the same period last year.
President Trump has a message for Wells Fargo: We're not letting you off the hook.
In the past 15 years, over 45 men were accused of sexually assaulting women at Massage Envy. What can be done to prevent more victims?
Democrats are considering a plan that would limit — but not abandon — the influence of "superdelegates" in the next presidential primary.
Federal lawmakers are pushing the Metropolitan Transportation Commission to build a new bridge across the San Francisco Bay.
The Republican tax plan which would lower corporate tax rate could mean Apple Inc might save as much as $47 billion.
A strike in which both sides have accused the other of unfair labor practices has ground municipal services to a halt in Oakland for the third day in a row.
Arizona Republican Trent Franks on Thursday announced he is resigning from Congress, facing a House Ethics Committee investigation as to whether he engaged in conduct that constitutes sexual harassment.
San Diego Sen. Toni Atkins was tapped Thursday by fellow state Senate Democrats to replace Kevin de Leon and become the chamber's first female leader.
A proposal to rename a major roadway in downtown San Jose after former President Barack Obama is gaining momentum online.
Sen. Al Franken, once a rising star in Democratic Party, announced Thursday he was resigning amid sexual misconduct allegations.
The House of Representatives approved legislation Wednesday loosening gun regulations and allowing those with permits to carry concealed weapons to legally travel with those firearms to other states, a top priority of the National Rifle Association.
