Eileen Vargas

With the June 2 primary on Tuesday, a surge of big-money spending has turned California State Senate District 10 into a high-stakes brawl between tech-aligned interests and labor-backed forces.

Yesterday, food allergy advocates turned the California State Capitol into a celebration, marking a new law that will require many chain restaurants

Napa's long-planned tribute to farmworker leaders Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta has hit a very public pause, and the artist behind the project is siding with the slowdown.

Yesterday's pursuit of a car tied to an alleged robbery ended in a brutal shootout in San Francisco's Bayview, leaving a police officer and a

Homelessness ticked down in California and across the country last year, according to new federal numbers, but people working on the issue warn that a single winter headcount is a pretty blunt tool.

Gunfire before sunrise rattled the 1100 block of W. 9th Street in Antioch today, leaving one person wounded and drawing a swarm of officers to the neighborhood.

Alphabet, the Mountain View parent of Google, is preparing to line up about $80 billion in equity capital to fuel a sweeping artificial intelligence expansion, Bloomberg reported.

A San Mateo couple has pleaded not guilty to a slate of labor‑trafficking and related felonies after prosecutors say they abused a 53‑year‑old nanny who came from China to work in their home.

A tiny wallaby left behind in a carrier in a San Francisco park is now soaking up attention at the city's animal shelter and is available to meet visitors.

San Francisco's blazing rental rebound just collided with a cold splash of reality for one out-of-town landlord on Nob Hill.