The median for a two-bedroom in the city is $4,630.
Hundreds of jurisdictions have been forced to switch to district-based elections. Now, some are fighting back.
Alameda is using tech to ensure a level playing field.
The California Supreme Court issued a much-anticipated ruling on public employee pension benefits Monday, but left a larger and much more consequential question about vested pension rights intact.
Monterey County Supervisor Jane Parker says she is not running for a fourth term and will instead retire in 2020.
Is San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi being smeared in death because of his history of criticizing the SFPD?
Experts call it an ARKStorm and they believe it could cause three times as much damage as the mega quake Angelenos have been warned about for decades.
At least six dolphins have washed up on Orange County beaches in the span of just 14 days, leaving marine biologists questioning the possible existence of deadly toxins in local waters.
Tuolumne County Public Defender Robert Price has announced his retirement after 25 years of public service, including the past 16 as head of the county’s public defender’s office.
In 2017, the California State Legislature took sanctuary policies statewide with the passage of SB 54, or the California Values Act, which limits cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
To what extent do political leaders influence violence with their charged rhetoric? A new study of the counties that held Trump rallies in 2016 may provide a clue.
A years-long dispute over the property tax assessment for Levi’s Stadium has yielded a major victory for the San Francisco 49ers that will deal a financial blow to public agencies and the Santa Cla