California has launched what state officials describe as the nation's first public dashboard to track potential job losses linked to artificial intelligence, part of an effort to monitor how the technology is affecting the workforce.

State lawmakers are considering a proposal that would limit how businesses use consumers’ personal data to set prices — a practice typically referred to as “surveillance pricing.”

With temperatures on the rise, so is mosquito activity, and with it the risk of West Nile virus. Health officials are urging people to take precautions ahead of the Fourth of July holiday.

If you’re looking to get outside this weekend, San Francisco’s American Indian Cultural District is hosting a free community gardening and Native land stewardship event on Saturday from 12pm - 3pm.

Yesterday, the Oakland Police Department pitched drones to a small community audience as a way to address what it described as staffing shortages and budget constraints.

After last night’s game against the Atlanta Dream, it’s clear that Dolores Huerta and the Valkyries have something special.

Bayview-Hunters Point residents and environmental advocates are calling on San Francisco to do more to address radioactive contamination at the Hunters Point Shipyard.

The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake was reported shortly after 8:00 a.m., about seven miles north of Redwood Valley.

California voters could soon decide whether to approve more than 11 billion dollars in new funding for affordable housing and veteran homeownership programs. Legislative leaders and Governor Gavin Newsom announced an agreement this week to place the Veterans and Affordable Housing Bond Act on the November 2026 ballot.

Oakland’s roads have become safer for motorists and pedestrians over the past few years.