Several Bay Area Cities to Receive State Housing Funds
A handful of Bay Area cities will receive over $60 million in state housing funds to address the housing crisis in the Golden State.
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Online Sales of Flavored Tobacco Have Boomed Since California Banned Retail Sales
In 2022, a new law in California banned the sale of flavored tobacco products. Today, online sales of these products are booming.
California Poll Shows Biden Support Down Sharply
More California voters are shifting their support away from President Biden.
California Lawmakers Call on Insurance Commissioner for Help
California Lawmakers Call on Insurance Commissioner for Help
Get Ready to Pay to Drive in the Bay: Leaders Detail All-Lane Freeway Tolling
More details are emerging about whether to charge drivers on Bay Area freeways.
Sacramento Neighbors Worry More Businesses Could Leave if Crime, Homelessness Are Not Addressed
Some people living in the Broadway Corridor of Sacramento say they’re sad and frustrated at how their once-booming area is becoming a hotbed of crime and empty storefronts.
License Plate Reader Cameras May be Installed in San Francisco
San Francisco may start using license plate reader cameras to combat organized retail thefts and car break-ins that have marred the city’s image.
Trial Begins of Alleged Paul Pelosi Attacker
The attorney for the man accused of attacking the husband of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says his client was down a conspiracy theory rabbit hole.
California Nudist Lodge Goes on the Market for Almost $33 Million
A popular California nudist resort is up for sale.
Sacramento Superior Court Warning Public About New Jury Duty Scam
The Sacramento Superior Court is warning the public about a new jury duty scam.