Three bills backed by Mayor Lurie target sideshow chaos, domestic violence loopholes, and housing costs for teachers and nurses.

A new UC Berkeley IGS survey finds Xavier Becerra widening his edge since May, with even Orange County voters trending his way.

Four candidates are chasing two seats on the Mountain View Whisman board, including the man who tried to recall a sitting trustee.

Eight Jewish plaintiffs and others say Paly students were photographed in a mosque and given Qurans without parental consent.

Library, housing and airport workers could walk out for up to three days as San Jose and its unions remain deadlocked over pay.

Bonta says a federal rule change would strip homeowners of guaranteed escrow interest and hand the savings to national banks.

A 3-2 council vote steered emergency rent relief funding away from the Los Gatos Anti-Racism Coalition after a Finance Commissioner raised accounting concerns.

The $175K-$263K post is meant to keep 23 years of police reforms alive after federal oversight ends. A civil rights attorney says big questions remain.

A rushed board vote and a missed county deadline mean Oakland Unified's parcel tax renewal won't reach voters until 2028.

City leaders say some small Milpitas businesses pay over 70 times more per employee than big corporations under the current system.

An engineer fired after a Florida arrest lost his bid for California job protections while working remotely from Utah.

Napa now splits global partners into two tiers, with Visit Napa Valley vetting every new suitor before it reaches the council.

Two Palo Alto councilmen want a $50,000 report unsealed after Forest Peterson allegedly invoked his city role in a towing dispute over his daughter's Mustang.