New State Laws Go Into Effect To Protect Immigrants
State lawmakers worked overtime to make sure new laws go into effect Monday to protect undocumented immigrants living in California.
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State lawmakers worked overtime to make sure new laws go into effect Monday to protect undocumented immigrants living in California.
New laws in effect Monday cover topics ranging from Trump's immigration crackdown to the new recreational marijuana market to the price of a college education.
After a foiled Pier 39 terror plot planned for Christmas Day, San Francisco's acting mayor is re-evaluating its relationship with the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force.
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.
At the request of her family, a city work crew has removed a memorial erected on the spot on a San Francisco pier where Kate Steinle was fatally shot.
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions demanded cities like San Francisco scrap immigration policies that bar cooperation with federal deportation efforts.
President Donald Trump continued his Twitter rant early Friday over the not guilty verdict in the politically charged Kate Steinle murder case, declaring the decision was further evidence to build a border wall.
A white nationalist group set up a memorial for Kate Steinle near where she was shot at Pier 14, just one of several impassioned reactions to the not guilty verdict in the trial of the illegal immigrant who shot her.
Jurors Thursday afternoon acquitted the illegal immigrant accused of killing Kate Steinle as she walked with her father on a crowded San Francisco pier of all charges except for felony possession of a firearm.
Jurors determining the fate of an illegal immigrant accused of killing Kate Steinle as she walked with her father on a crowded San Francisco pier did not reach a verdict Wednesday.
It was an emotional reunion when a Bay Area father who was taken into ICE custody when he showed up for work 6 months ago, reunited with his wife and children.
Jurors on Tuesday started weighing the fate of a Mexican man who was in the United States illegally when he shot a woman on a San Francisco pier in a killing that stirred up another fierce national debate on immigration.
A San Rafael construction worker and undocumented immigrant taken into custody by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in May should be back home with his family when they celebrate Thanksgiving this year.
A federal judge has permanently blocked President Donald Trump's executive order to cut funding from cities that limit cooperation with U.S. immigration authorities.
The owner of a construction company in Hayward accused of preying on undocumented workers who say they were locked away at night for months has repeatedly faced charges of cheating immigrant laborers.
Councilwoman Rebecca Kaplan believes that Mayor Schaaf was behind a city council committee's decision to postpone a hearing on the police department's response to criticism of its involvement in an immigration raid in August.
San Francisco jurors Wednesday heard the muddled confession of the Mexican national on trial for the fatal shooting of Kate Steinle, whose death touched off a fierce debate over immigration.
President Trump called for Congress to immediately begin working to eliminate the diversity visa lottery program in his first remarks since the terror attack in New York City that killed eight individuals and injured an additional 11 on Monday.
The gun used in the fatal shooting of Kate Steinle on a San Francisco was in good condition and probably wouldn't fire unless the trigger was pulled, a police firearms expert testified Tuesday.
The bullet that killed Kate Steinle on a San Francisco pier two years ago ricocheted off the ground about 100 yards away before hitting her in the back, a police officer testified Monday.
The U.S. government announced Thursday that prototypes for Pres. Trump's proposed border wall with Mexico have been completed and will be subjected to punishment to test their mettle.
Attorneys trade verbal blows as a federal Bureau of Land Management ranger whose stolen gun was used in the fatal shooting of Kate Steinle at Pier 14 two years ago took the stand.
A tourist visiting a popular San Francisco pier two years ago snapped three quick photographs that turned out to be key pieces of evidence in the high-profile murder trial of a homeless Mexican man charged with killing a woman two years ago.
With his lower lip quivering with emotion and a packed courtroom hanging on every word, Kate Steinle's father recounted the final moments of a daughter's life as they walked on a summer evening stroll on a San Francisco pier.
Opening statements began Monday in the trial of an illegal immigrant who set off a national debate over the legality of Sanctuary Cities after he shot and killed a woman on a popular San Francisco pier.
