San Francisco introduces a policy requiring those getting drug use supplies to engage with treatment, tackling the fentanyl crisis by connecting users with care.

The First District Court of Appeal has issued a stay on a decision against Sonoma County's well ordinance, allowing the county to continue issuing well permits during their appeal.

San Mateo County invests $4.5 million from Measure K tax to address early childhood education staffing shortage. Funds will support tuition, textbook costs, and expand credentials for educators.

A recall campaign against Contra Costa County DA Diana Becton is underway, with signatures collected. It’s linked to the handling of Alexis Gabe's murder case.

California Governor Newsom appoints 10 new Superior Court Judges across six counties, infusing the judiciary with diverse experience from public service and legal advocacy.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie targets homelessness and street cleanliness with an executive directive aimed at improving services for the city's unhoused population.

Oakland Mayor Kevin Jenkins has appointed two deputy mayors, LaNiece Jones and Burt Jones, to lead initiatives on public safety and community cleanliness.

Dr. Sara Cody, Santa Clara's Health Officer, announces her retirement set for April 11, 2025, after leading the first Stay-at-Home order during the COVID-19 pandemic.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie proclaims the 130-year anniversary of the city's municipal ambulance service with celebrations including a dedicated EMS mural and a documentary.

Marin County Board may declare a "shelter crisis" to expedite the creation of emergency housing, which could bypass local zoning laws for three years.

Oakland fire stations remain open thanks to new revenue from Oakland Arena and Coliseum events, as per city council's unanimous budget amendment.

San Mateo County voters approved Measure A, giving the Board of Supervisors power to remove a sheriff for cause, awaiting results certification and procedural implementations.

Supreme Court ruled that EPA exceeded its authority enforcing vague water quality standards in San Francisco, with a 5-4 vote highlighting tension over regulatory reach.