Bob Egelko

Prop 6 had no organized opposition, no money was spent against it and no arguments against the measure appeared in the statewide voter guide.

From 2017 to 2020, the state and the Trump administration sued one another over sanctuary cities policies as well as abortion and motor vehicle emissions.

Contra Costa County’s Diana Becton might still face the same kind of backlash that toppled her progressive colleagues.

An Oakland man serving 35 years to life in prison for sexually trafficking a 15-year-old girl has been found dead in his cell, officials said Monday.

“San Francisco has spent many millions of dollars to develop a brand for its airport,” U.S. Magistrate Judge Thomas Hixson wrote.

Ted Olson, a Republican attorney who led the legal battle that restored the right to marry for same-sex couples, has died at 84.

A San Jose State co-captain and a now-suspended assistant have filed a lawsuit seeking to block their own team from playing in the Mountain West Tournament.

Brentwood will pay $967,000 to settle a suit by a woman whose scalp was mauled by a police dog as she hid in the bushes.

A Black Tamalpais High School employee said he would have responded differently to a fight if school officials had informed him about an earlier racist incident

A federal judge has dismissed part of a lawsuit filed against Oakland and Mayor Sheng Thao by former police chief LeRonne Armstrong over First Amendment claims.