Bay City News Service
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Forbes began her role as city manager at the start of July, after being appointed by the City Council. She was put on a leave of absence a few days before her arrest. -
California Attorney General Rob Bonta and California Energy Commission Chair David Hochschild intend to sue over a federal agreement to cancel an offshore wind lease. -
Court oversight of more than 150 Oakland residential properties owned by Dodg Corp. and affiliated landlords has been extended through September 2029. -
The Alameda County Living Wage for All coalition said it turned in 106% of the signatures needed to get the pay hike proposal in front of voters. -
The federal department is looking into the district’s policies on teaching sexual orientation and gender identity. -
Congresswoman Lateefah Simon has secured more than $1 million in federal funding for the San Leandro Shoreline development project. -
Sonoma County has launched its free Residential Curbside Chipper Program to help residents reduce wildfire risks and improve defensible space around homes. -
CrosscurrentsThe 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.
