San Mateo County Sues California Over $38 Million Funding Shortfall, Citing Risks to Local Services
San Mateo County sues California over a $38 million funding dispute, expressing concerns that this shortfall may lead to cuts in vital local services. The county claims the state failed to honor a 2004 budget agreement.
San Francisco Secures $1 Million Settlement with Providence Foundation Amid Fraudulent Practices Scandal
San Francisco settled with the Providence Foundation for $1 million due to the nonprofit's fraudulent practices and labor violations, ensuring continued services for the homeless and adherence to reforms.
Kamala Harris Launches Book Tour for "107 Days" Reflecting on Presidential Campaign Journey
Kamala Harris is set to release her memoir, "107 Days", reflecting on her presidential campaign, accompanied by a book tour starting September 24. She will not run for California governor but hints at future political plans.
SFPD Unveils New Command Structure to Enhance Public Safety and Efficiency Under Interim Chief Paul Yep
The SFPD has restructured its command hierarchy under Interim Chief Paul Yep to improve public safety and efficiency, eliminating some units and redistributing personnel as part of Mayor Lurie's initiative to increase police numbers.
VIDEO: Oakland Leaders Rally Against Trump's Remarks, Mayor Barbara Lee Vows to Uphold City's Autonomy
Oakland officials, including Mayor Barbara Lee, stand against Trump's depiction of the city and potential federal overreach, asserting their resolve to protect community interests and denouncing his threats to deploy the National Guard.
San Mateo Sheriff Christina Corpus' Removal Hearing Faces Legal Challenge, Ex-Obama Official Tom Perez Joins Defense Team
Sheriff Christina Corpus' attorneys, including Tom Perez, seek to halt her removal hearings in San Mateo County, prioritizing a civil grand jury investigation over the Measure A proceedings.
Mayor of Oakland Refutes President Trump's Claims of Lawlessness, Trump Suggests Federal Intervention in U.S. Cities
Mayor Barbara Lee of Oakland refutes Trump's claim of lawlessness in the city, highlighting a 28% crime reduction, while Trump considers federal intervention in various U.S. cities.
Stanford University to Lay Off 300+ Employees Amid Budget Cuts Blamed on Federal Policy Changes
Stanford University is laying off over 300 employees due to budget cuts prompted by changes in federal policies, including increased taxes on university endowments. These measures affect academic freedom and have significant local economic impacts.











