Windsor Police Department receives a $50,000 grant from OTS, focusing on road safety enforcement, education, and officer training.

SF Mayor Breeds new legislation aims to boost small businesses, simplifying processes and potentially creating 2,400 jobs.

Bay Area mayors and education professionals are strategizing to increase access to education and fight poverty through city partnerships and K-16 programs.

Amidst DA Pamela Prices office controversies, judge denies Butch Fords motion to dismiss his misconduct charge.

San Francisco lawmakers propose a new law to address the city's pressing car break-in issue, aiming to better hold criminals accountable.

San Francisco introduces joint law enforcement task force to tackle opioid crisis and treat opioid fatalities as homicide cases.

Hayward City Council adopts new sidewalk vending ordinance, setting up a permit program and enforcing public health safeguards.

Sonoma County proposes to limit mobile home park rent hikes aiming to enhance housing affordability.

Sonoma County extends ARPA funding to community organizations addressing food security, mental health, and other issues amid COVID-19.

San Francisco honors Symphony Music Director, Michael Tilson Thomas, by proposing a block of Grove Street named MTT Way.

Sonoma County bans e-cigarettes and flavored tobacco sales over growing youth usage and health risks.

The County of Santa Clara announces the appointment of Damion Wright as the new Director of the Department of Family and Children Services, bringing his innovative and data-driven approach to the role.

Friday, Feb 1st, the day the Castro's Supervisor Scott Wiener's polarizing nudity ban took effect in the City a small group of San Franciscan naturists defied the new law by disrobing at City Hall c