Bay City News Service

The Contra Costa Board of Supervisors on Tuesday will officially receive a report on deficiencies and non-compliance inside the county's Head Start programs from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Sausalito settles suit with local homeless advocacy group

San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins on Wednesday announced a new policy to aggressively pursue felony charges against drug dealers.

Truckers, longshore workers and others opposed to a billion-dollar Oakland A's ballpark planned at the Charles P. Howard Terminal in Oakland have filed a lawsuit against a little-known Bay Area commission over its decision to allow the A's to build at the terminal pending other regulatory approvals.

Protestors Wednesday disrupted construction for People’s Park in Berkeley, which began earlier this week.

People's Park in Berkeley was closed early Wednesday morning to prepare for the construction of housing following a judge's final ruling on the matter, according to opponents and University of California at Berkeley officials.

San Francisco's Transgender History Month started Monday with a flag-raising ceremony at City Hall and Mayor London Breed extolling the city's financial investments in the trans community.

A strike by workers at Sequoia Hospital in Redwood City has ended after 11 days, when union members approved a new four-year contract Friday with management.

A local youth football team apologized to parents Monday after a weekend shooting injured three people near Oakland Technical High during an all-day football event.

An Alameda County judge ruled Friday evening that the University of California at Berkeley can build housing on People's Park, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.