Bay City News Service

The Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office Consumer Protection Unit has settled a civil action against CVS Pharmacy for selling expired over-the-counter drugs and baby formula.

The new Senate Bill 31, proposed by state Sen. Brian Jones of San Diego, would effectively criminalize camping near schools, daycares, parks or libraries.

Last Friday, a federal court in San Francisco received a class action suit alleging that the Plenty of Fish dating site unfairly discriminates against its users based on age and gender.

State Senator Nancy Skinner, whose district covers much of the East Bay, and Assemblymember Dawn Addis, have partnered to create a bill that would end the statute of limitations for childhood sexual abuse civil claims in state court.

Earlier today, Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency due to a major storm sweeping the Bay Area. Cities across the region are already taking emergency measures.

Hurricane Fiona has hit Puerto Rico, leaving the island in a state of emergency. Bay Area organizations and people are rushing to aid Puerto Rico in its time of need.

Muni's subway service extension between Chinatown and Mission Bay in San Francisco finally has an opening date after years of delays, with a soft opening planned for mid-November before full service opens next year.

On Tuesday, San Jose City Council voted to ban police from selling individual’s license plate data. This comes as the city government prepares to expand license plate readers throughout San Jose.

After passing a resolution last month to include two Muslim holidays on the San Francisco Unified School District's calendar, the district's school board voted Tuesday to reverse that decision.

Police warn fentanyl pills disguised to look like candy have recently turned up in the Hayward community.