Gun control advocates warn that striking down California’s ammunition background check law could undermine public safety and set back the state’s efforts to prevent gun violence.

Democrats said shifting public opinion on the Trump administration’s ramped-up immigration arrests could help the legislation, even though Republicans are in control of Congress.

A new survey shows state residents believe climate change poses a personal and financial risk, and they want more action from the government — though cost is a concern.

The nonprofit cited a loss in federal funding triggered by President Donald Trump’s massive tax bill as the primary reason for closing the clinics.

It’s been one year since California’s right to repair law went into effect. A new report finds that some companies are doing better than others in complying with it.

Fan favorite Kayla Thornton is out for the rest of the Golden State Valkyries’ inaugural WNBA season after suffering a serious injury during practice.

The president’s order seeking a crackdown on encampments also calls for increased institutionalization of people with mental illness, as well as an end to funding longstanding “housing first” policies.

In ‘The Sky Below,’ the new group show at the Marin Museum of Contemporary Art (@MarinMOCA), artists imagine promising futures — rooted in beauty, craft, handmade materials, care for land and people. Take a look:.

More than 20,000 grocery store workers could walk out and picket at over 200 Safeway locations Saturday if an agreement isn’t reached by Friday night, the union says.

The new federal budget signed into law by President Trump is expected to raise some health care insurance premiums and force millions off coverage. Over the next 10 years, 3.4 million Californians could lose coverage.

Former San Francisco engineer and official Rodrigo Santos reached a settlement after a 2018 lawsuit filed by the City Attorney’s office.

Six years after a mass shooting left three dead and many injured, the Gilroy Garlic Festival returns in a scaled-down form — with tickets selling out in hours.

Since Measure W started collecting revenue in 2021, the general sales tax has accrued $810 million as of June. The Alameda County Board of Supervisors decided to spend most of it on housing and homelessness services.

Communities across the U.S. are organizing rapid response networks, court accompaniments, and using apps like ICEBlock to protect immigrants and fight back against aggressive ICE raids and detentions.

The Richmond school district is initiating a mandatory training policy for administrators to learn how to recognize valid immigration warrants amid falling attendance rates and community fears of ICE enforcement on school grounds.

The San Francisco Marathon is happening this weekend, July 26-27. Here's what you need to know, including the route, how to watch a friend race, road closures and whether it's too late to sign up (it isn't):

The Internet Archive, thanks to its designation by California Sen. Alex Padilla, joins a network of over 1,100 libraries that make government documents accessible to the public.

Oakland-based Kaiser Permanente has said it will cease surgical gender-affirming care for trans minors, citing political pressure from the Trump administration.

The Silicon Valley representative criticized the House leader for abruptly sending home members of Congress to delay a vote on records tied to the Jeffrey Epstein saga.

San Francisco will overhaul how it conducts homeless encampment sweeps and increase transparency as part of a $2.8 million legal settlement with unhoused residents and advocacy groups who alleged civil rights violations.