Editorial: California must summon will to meet housing crisis San Francisco Chronicle Speed development: Senate Bill 35, by Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, would expedite approval of urban, multiunit residential developments that conform to zoning, affordability and other standards in communities that aren't meeting local housing needs.
California lawmakers to tackle housing crisis, immigration San Francisco Chronicle SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California lawmakers return Monday from a monthlong break with a busy agenda that includes tackling the state's housing crisis and deciding whether to make California a statewide sanctuary for people living illegally in the U.S..
California Dems in Congress: What to do about Trump? San Francisco Chronicle I had the chance to raise the subject with three other congressional Democrats from California last week, one by phone and two in hour-long editorial board meetings. While none went as far in raising the specter of the 25th Amendment, all echoed these ...
Tow Truck Driver Shot In San Francisco Patch.com SAN FRANCISCO, CA — A tow truck driver was shot in San Francisco's Mission District on Wednesday afternoon while towing a vehicle, police said today. The driver, a 27-year-old man, was towing a vehicle in the 1300 block of Alabama Street, about a ...
California tightens rules on popular pesticide for farmers San Francisco Chronicle California officials say that researchers are learning more about how the pesticide harms the developing brains of unborn babies and young children. Farmers apply it to 60 different crops, and it is most heavily used in San Joaquin Valley farming ...
See Inside Iconic San Francisco Victorian For Sale Patch.com SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- Many visitors to San Francisco seek out the "Painted Ladies" Victorian homes. They're even on Google maps. Meet the "Painted Gentlemen," a row of picture perfect Victorians on Alamo Square. The green one in the middle is for sale.
Lights out: Eclipse to have big impact on California power San Francisco Chronicle SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — When the moon passes in front of the sun during Monday's eclipse California will lose enough solar energy to power more than 1.5 million homes, a figure that underscores the state's growing reliance on energy from the sun.
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