Judge Rita F. Lin says the Pentagon's risk label was retaliation, not security — a permanent win for the Claude maker.

A Superior Court ruling clears the way for the 30,000-gallon Oakville winery near Conn Creek after a two-year fight.

A city audit found San Jose relied on a single inspector to check tens of thousands of affordable apartments, with one property owing $7.6 million.

The nonprofit leader who once dropped a 2024 council bid is back, vowing to put renters and working families first.

State attorneys say a new law already fixes what a Jewish advocacy lawsuit demands. A December hearing will decide if that argument holds.

Cephus Johnson says the seat is about protecting his grandchildren, not claiming victory over his nephew's 2009 killing.

Burlingame staff head to 1440 Chapin Avenue by early October, while City Council meetings stay put at the aging Primrose Road building for now.

At a San Francisco event, Newsom joked he wished California had branded its own savings plan Newsom Accounts instead.

The 10-year deal funds roughly five new engines a year, replacing rigs that have been breaking down for decades.

A magistrate judge dismissed Dominik Calhoun's antitrust case against CIF for a second time, freezing transfer-rule reform talks statewide.

Charlie Rose will moderate the pair at San Francisco's Golden Gate Theatre this fall, though venue promos disagree on the exact date.

With Districts 2 and 3 wide open, four hopefuls are pitching fixes for potholes, budgets and the 49ers relationship.

County lawyers cited election law to stop a civilian panel's forum on Measure P — but the panel is holding it anyway, without county resources.