South San Francisco Lawmaker Introducing Bill to Ban Child Marriages in California

There's a loophole in a law that was brought to light by a Peninsula teen, according to Sen. Jerry Hill.

Calling All SSF Volunteers! County Transportation Authority Filling Citizen Advisory Committee

The Citizens Advisory Committee weighs in on Caltrain improvements, highway & street projects and allocations to cities and the county.

South San Francisco Lawmaker Wants PG&E to Lower Your Bills

"The research showed that the most vulnerable are being hit hardest at a time when they need heating the most," Sen. Jerry Hill said.

U.S. Appeals Court Declines to Reinstate Trump Travel Ban

A federal appeals court in San Francisco declined to reinstate President Trump's ban on travel from seven predominantly Muslim nations.

San Francisco Officials Push For Automated Red Light Camera Enforcement

Legislation has been introduced to allow a five-year pilot program to install and test the automated cameras.

Public Can Comment on Proposed Golden Gate Bridge District Fare Hikes

The Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District is holding four public meetings this month on proposed transit hikes.

Bay Area Rep Demands Reopening of White House Phone Line

A public comment line previously open at (202) 456-1111 has closed under the Trump Administration and refers people to make a comment online

3,500+ Join Human Chain Across Golden Gate Bridge After Trump Inauguration [UPDATE]

The event symbolized inclusiveness and democracy, love trumping hate and a rejection hateful rhetoric.

Some Bay Area Students, Teachers Call For School, University Shutdowns During Trump Inauguration

Those rallying for the cause from Berkeley and Oakland are calling on the school districts and colleges to cancel classes in protest.

Have Java With Jerry At Antigua Coffee Shop

No RSVP or appointment necessary. Coffee will be provided at no taxpayer expense. Bring your ideas and questions about legislative issues.

South San Francisco Lawmaker Wants to Ensure It's Illegal to Use Pot While Driving, Proposes New Law

“There is no difference between a joint and a can of beer to the family of a victim of impaired driving,” a local DA said.

Teen Robbed at Knifepoint in South San Francisco: Police

Police say the 17-year-old was out walking when he was robbed.

Board of Supervisors Bid Farewell to South San Francisco Supervisor

Adrienne Tissier was lauded for vision, strength and dedication to the community.

South San Francisco Police Officer in Critical Condition After Attack With Skateboard: PD

Police say the man suffered major head injuries and required surgery in the Thanksgiving Day attack. [BREAKING]

New SSF Area Supervisor Elected in Preliminary Election Results

Plus, the results for several other area races. But keep in mind-- tens of thousands more ballots need to be counted.

Voter Registrations Hits Record High in San Mateo County

The number of people registered to vote in South San Francisco and rest of San Mateo County hit an all-time high, elections officials say.

South San Francisco's Free Shuttle Service Receives 'Award of Merit'

Recognized for providing transportation services to students, as well as to low-income and disabled residents.

South San Francisco Only City in Bay Area Chosen to Offer Spanish Literacy Program

New Pilot Program Will Create Best Practices to Assist Libraries Across the State

South San Francisco High School Students to Serve as County Poll Workers in Presidential Election

Students can still apply to get firsthand experience at the polls.

SSF Hosts One of Three Early Voting Locations in San Mateo County

Already know who you're voting for? Early voting in San Mateo County kicks off Oct. 11.

SSF Residents Invited to Become Poll Workers; Thousands Needed Across County

San Mateo County poll workers receive a stipend ranging from $115.00 to $140.00 for the day, plus $25.00 for the time in training class.

SSF Lawmaker's Mandatory Ignition Interlock Device Bill Signed by Governor

DUI offenders in California will soon face a major obstacle if they try to drive drunk again.

Gov. Signs SSF Lawmaker's Bill Requiring Law Enforcement Lock Away Guns Left in Vehicles

Senate Bill 869 was introduced by Senator Jerry Hill (D-San Mateo and Santa Clara counties) back in January.

Protect Yourself: South San Francisco Lawmakers Hosting Senior Scam Stopper Seminar

Event is planned for this Friday, Sept. 16.

Ignition Interlock Devices May Soon Be Mandatory Thanks to SSF Lawmaker

Jerry Hill's SB 1046 has headed to the governor's desk and would make the devices a requirement throughout California for DUI offenders.

Interested in Running for Office, South San Francisco? Deadline Is Nearing

Plus, find out how to check who is already running.

South San Francisco Lawmaker's Bill Means No More Blank Paper License Plates in CA

Car dealers will be required to issue a temporary plate with an identification number, as opposed to paper tag slips.

South San Francisco Residents Warned of Jury Duty Scam

County warns of fraudulent calls for payment.

New Water Rules May Mean Looser Restrictions Despite Drought

State regulators switched conservation rules in a way that would force some regions to conserve and enable others to keep their green grass

CA DMV Answerman Tells How To Register Vehicle For First Time

See the video and share with newbies to the state. By the way, this is final installment of popular DMV Answerman series.

Obama Commutes 20-Year-Sentence Of Bay Area Man Caught With Cocaine

"I grew up in the Bay Area of Northern California. ... But I was into the life of addiction," the prisoner wrote in letter seeking clemency.

South San Francisco's Congresswoman Proposes Legislation to Crack Down on Pipeline Operators

The proposed legislation would make it easier for officials to criminally prosecute companies like PG&E.

Put On Your Community Thinking Caps: Grants Available To Improve Air Quality

Does South San Francisco need more EV charging stations? $90 million in grants is available for this and other uses in Bay Area.

CalPERS To Settle Bribery Lawsuit For $20 Million

The agency manages pension and health benefits for more than 1.6 million California public employees, retirees and families.

Taxing Soda to Prevent Obesity, Diabetes? It Could Happen

Assemblymen from SF, Healdsburg and Santa Monica are proposing a bill to do just that.

Bay Area Air District OKS $3 Million For Fireplace, Wood Stove Upgrades

Funding will provide cleaner, more efficient heating devices for nearly 1,300 households. See if you qualify.

Own A Drone in South San Francisco? FAA Registration Deadline Nearing

Time is running out to make sure your drone is registered with the FAA. Hefty fines and time behind bars possible for scofflaws ...

Passport Backlog: Renew Your Passports Now, South San Francisco!

The U.S. State Department is expecting an influx of passport renewals soon, which could create lengthy delays.

SF Confident of Safety as Super Bowl Arrives

Police Chief says law enforcement on alert for terror threats but “right now we have no credible threats.”

Early Quake Warning System for West Coast? Funding Bill Headed for Vote

The early warning system could give residents a few more seconds of notice of an impending earthquake.