Northern California

Rep. Ro Khanna, whose district includes Silicon Valley, is calling for higher taxes to train workers for tech jobs.

While blaming President Trump’s economic policies, Gov. Newsom said in a video that his state has ‘a whole lot of love for our neighbors up north.’

Voters will pick the successor to Sheng Thao, who was recalled in November amid a corruption investigation.

Gov. Newsom announces plans to reopen historic highway before summer tourist season.

The bill authorizes emergency funds to keep California’s Medicaid program afloat as costs surge and criticism mounts over illegal immigrant coverage.

For businesses such as Gingko Furniture in downtown Mountain View, the effects of the tariffs have been immediate.

Large 5.2-magnitude quake strikes near small artsy mountain town.

State Assemblyman Chris Rogers introduced AB 928 in February, aiming to prevent roosters from being raised for cockfighting and to help control the avian flu.

This includes sleeping in public, setting up a tent, or using blankets or pillows, according to the bill.

The Homeland Security agents were attempting to check on the health and safety of children who entered the U.S. across the border alone, DHS says.

Two companion bills, Senate Bill 1 and Assembly Bill 53, would provide military veterans with state tax exemptions.

A buyout that settled decades of land use conflicts in Point Reyes has come under scrutiny over lack of transparency and environmental impacts.

‘A lot of people don’t want to speak out on this because it’s become such a politicized issue,’ a winemaker said.

The nonprofit’s closures are the latest in a list of retail departures in the Bay area.

State Farm General’s depleted surplus constitutes an emergency, the California Department of Insurance said.

The taxpayers are always the ‘deep pockets’ that public leaders depend on.

Amid the federal funding cut, a similar food assistance program is facing potential state budget cuts.