Michael Bott

A second bill is making its way through Sacramento to strengthen oversight of California's troubled 9-1-1 upgrade.

At least two public agencies in Silicon Valley are investigating alleged fraud involving California’s Medi-Cal program.

Less than a week after the joint U.S.-Israeli military strikes against Iran in late February, a South Bay couple from Iran seeking asylum said Department of Homeland Security agents showed up at their apartment, detained the husband and questioned his pregnant wife about their ties to Iran’s government.

Newly released internal records show insiders on California’s troubled $456 million Next Generation 911 project lost confidence in the system’s chief architect years before he left the state agency overseeing the overhaul.

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Dozens of Oakland seniors say they're living with roaches, garbage and unsafe conditions.

Police records obtained by NBC Bay Area suggest Rickey Towner's death last September may be the first documented fatality potentially linked to the statewide 911 upgrade.

The settlement also includes provisions aimed at improving transparency and child safety

“We stand proudly with over 200 of those brave souls who have persisted collectively, requiring a real reckoning,” said Attorney Jeff Anderson, who represents clergy abuse survivors.

Responding to the new laws, the California Office of Emergency Services said it's pleased to work with lawmakers to ensure public money is spent responsibly.