A leaderless coalition of SF parents and teachers wants neighborhood-school guarantees as SFUSD nears a pivotal October vote.

Caseway CEO Al Vigier says he won't send his legal-tech startup to Pier 48 while political instability rattles cross-border business.

A three-way race is shaping up in Oakland's Montclair, Dimond and Glenview area over school finances and closures.

Diana Torres says Gary Ferraris' campaign site showed fake canvassers and a building that doesn't resemble Santa Clara's City Hall. He calls it an honest mistake.

A federal judge rejected buyers’ bid for class-action status but left the door open to a revised request.

Proposed rules would require zoning administrator and council approval to leave the historic register, ending two decades of easy opt-outs if adopted.

Mary Luros supports ADUs; Jim Hinton opposes red-light cameras.

Mayor Daniel Lurie is keeping the license-plate cameras but tightening the rules after audits found hundreds of improper searches.

The chipmaker's new $235 billion repurchase ceiling dwarfs its 2004 buyback cap of just $300 million.

Corteva will face limits on its loyalty rebate program for a decade, with purchase thresholds capped at 50%, under a deal California joined with the FTC and other states.

Sonoma, Napa and Marin voters now cast ballots at countywide vote centers instead of precinct sites, but researchers say the shift hasn't boosted turnout.

TechEquity Action plans a statewide campaign spanning the Bay Area to Orange County.

Mojdeh Mehdizadeh steps down Dec. 30, capping a tenure that survived a $1.5 million retaliation settlement.