"'No harm, no foul' may work in the schoolyard, but it is no principle for the maintenance of public safety" in wake of San Bruno.
Scarcity of affordable homes reaching "epic proportions," chief justice writes. CA Building Industry Assn. had challenged ordinance.
Ten Bay Area U.S. representatives voted against the bill that addresses agreements with European Union and Pacific Rim.
Added trips and cleaner cars will increase speed and comfort.
Technology and lifestyle changes will get California through the drought and into a post-global warming era, the governor said this week.
An additional permanent 8 percent rate increase will mostly fund infrastructure replacements.
Hundreds of opponents attended the hearing, and held a rally on the capitol steps.
There is now a charge for households that use more than 200 gallons per day on average.
Citing California's economic might and progressivism, initiative backers want the state to achieve nationhood ... or something close to it.
The state ballot initiative is a response to the controversial "Sodomite Suppression Act." Would you be inclined to sign either one?
An online survey seeks public input on the Alameda-Contra Costa Transit priorities.
If a job is more than $500 in labor and materials, the person you hire must be licensed.
The Contra Costa Public Law Library has books, plus upcoming workshops, to help.
The Governor’s Environmental and Economic Leadership Awards are now open for applications.
The grants are for organizations that help the elderly and poor prepare their taxes.
As the Social Security retirement age increases, other cuts are taking place that could seriously impact your lifetime benefit.
Measure J funds, coupled with federal funding, has allowed for numerous bicycle and pedestrian improvements. See the list ...
Outraged opponents are trying to recall Supervisor Karen Mitchoff after she voted for a 33 percent pay raise for herself.
Is your vehicle on the recall list? 33.8 million included for a flaw in air bags linked to a half dozen deaths, more than 100 injuries.
A report in September noted a track defect, however BART's analysis still is underway.
The bill was introduced in response to the measles outbreak.
An estimated 1 in 5 undergrads are victims at some point, and now universities will coordinate investigations with local law enforcement.
Early findings say yes.
Every minute saved in clearing a highway incident saves an estimated four minutes in traffic delays, officials said.
US crewmembers will advise and assist crewmembers from Bangladesh as they prepare to take the boat to their country.
The earthquake swarm that began Sunday continued Wednesday, with two more quakes reported.
The governor announces that ambitious tunnel project is on, but the proposed area of delta to be restored has shrunk by more than half.
Gov. Jerry Brown's executive order calls for California to reduce greenhouse gases to 40 percent below 1990 levels by 2030.
“These measures will strengthen the ability of local officials to build new water projects and ensure that water is not wasted,” Brown said.
Should you rethink how you get to work and around town? Are transit or biking options?
Taking a trip? You're not alone. More passengers are choosing Oakland International Airport.
The campaign’s stated centerpiece will be signage saying “suicide is not the route."
Plus, find out what post offices are open late on tax day or how you can go about the electronic filing of your return.
“Going forward, it will cost you more for less (water).” A 25 percent surcharge starts July 1.
The train was traveling 68 mph toward the Pleasant Hill station when the operator spotted the workers on the track.
The USGS recorded the quake at 11:32 a.m.
Only licensed attorneys and representatives accredited by the Board of Immigration Appeals can give legal advice regarding immigration.
Sweeping action will include across the board rate hike, including staggering increases and fines for the biggest users.
Take Next 10's online California Budget Challenge and decide what policy choices you think are best for the state’s future.
Calling all procrastinators! The IRS has some advice for you if you haven’t filed your taxes yet this year.