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Because of Legislative Inaction, Parents Launch Fentanyl Dealer Ballot Measure
Californians are putting pressure on state lawmakers to crack down on fentanyl dealers.
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Another Insurance Carrier Leaving California Homeowners
Another insurance carrier is reducing future coverage in the state.
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San Francisco Explores Ways to Preserve Ailing Fisherman’s Wharf
San Francisco is exploring ways to save the city’s ailing tourist attraction Fisherman’s Wharf.
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Huntington Beach Council Votes to Ban Mask, COVID Vaccine Mandates
Leaders in one Southern California city are taking steps to make sure their community doesn’t have to deal with masks or COVID-19 mandates.
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New Poll: Race for Diane Feinstein’s Senate Seat Has Two Leaders
The race for Diana Feinstein’s U.S. Senate seat has two clear leaders and both are from Southern California.
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Nancy Pelosi, 83, Says She Will Run for Reelection In 2024
Nancy Pelosi, the former speaker of the House of Representatives, on Friday announced she would run for re-election to her San Francisco congressional seat.
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Trump Likely to Sweep California Republican Delegate Votes
Former President Donald Trump is on track to sweep all the delegates at next year’s Republican convention in California.
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Raging Waters in San Jose Announces Permanent Closure
An iconic Bay Area water park is closing its doors for good.
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Transformation Plans for San Quentin State Prison
California Governor Gavin Newsom wants to transform San Quentin State Prison into a rehabilitation facility.
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California Could Put the Brakes on Driverless Trucks
As autonomous vehicles become more prevalent in some cities, California may put the brakes on driverless trucks.
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Homelessness, Drugs Could Be the End of Dreamforce in San Francisco
Salesforce Inc. co-founder and Chief Executive Marc Benioff issued a warning on Tuesday, expressing concerns about the future of the company’s upcoming Dreamforce conference in San Francisco.
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Political Ads Once Again Allowed on Social Platform X
X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, will allow political ads on its platform for the first time since 2019.
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Autonomous Vehicles are Making a Dent in California Traffic Safety
Autonomous vehicles are becoming more commonplace in California, particularly in the Bay Area. What is also becoming more common is driverless vehicles getting into accidents.
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Oakland 911 Could Lose State Funds, Only 46% of Calls Answered Within 15 Seconds
The Oakland Police Department has less than a year to improve the speed at which dispatchers answer 911 calls or it may lose state funding for its 911 operations.
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Valley Water Will Pay Homeless to Keep Their Encampments Clean
Valley Water has announced a new initiative called “Clean Camps, Clean Creeks” to tackle the issue of homeless waste accumulation in waterways.