Members of BART's largest union were voting Thursday on management's contract offer, which the transit agency's second-largest union has already rejected unanimously. Anna Duckworth Reports.
BART's largest union votes Thursday on management's latest contract offer and like two other unions before, is expected to reject the deal. Anna Duckworth reports.
Mild Temperatures Inland With Fog Along The Coast.
Just hours after Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and the legislature said they're close to a deal, budget talks stalled again over cuts. Allen Martin reports.
As University of California Regents expect to approve massive furloughs, angry employees staked out a party in San Francisco to confront the administrators. Kiet Do reports.
The family of convicted killer Scott Peterson has launched a website asking for donations as he appeals his death row sentence. Robert Lyles reports.
They're on the chopping block as a result of California's budget crisis. Jerry from Sunnyvale wanted to know: What happens to state parks if they are closed because of the budget? Ken Bastida reports.
Two weeks after the budget was supposed to be in place, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and legislative leaders say they are close to a budget deal. Hank Plante reports.
Consumers may notice the prime meat selling at high end markets is priced to move fast. For example, $10 a pound for New York Strip from Whole Foods. That's 30% less than normal. Sue Kwon reports.
Scott Peterson has decided to move forward with an appeal of his murder conviction for the 2002 murder of his pregnant wife Laci. Now Scott's family is asking for the public's help picking up the tab for the latest appeal. Robert Lyles reports.
Lori Tritto decided to talk about her frightening experience with the H1N1 virus to help get the word out to other pregnant women. Dr. Kim Mulvihill reports
The University of California is set to force most of its 180,000 employees to take unpaid leave and pay cuts as part of a plan to address a steep reduction in state funding.
BART's second largest union, soundly rejected the latest contract deal. Meanwhile, Governor Schwarzenegger said he won't declare a cooling off period. Allen Martin reports.
While the Governor and teachers are at odds over cutting education, Californians may be surprised to learn how little the schools are actually being cut, according to a new report. Hank Plante reports.
The news from Richmond lately hasn't been good. But thanks to small business owners, and some public money, part of Downtown Richmond is actually doing better than in years past. Linda Yee reports.
Getting a new library built is a major accomplishment for any city in the Bay Area these days, but San Jose book enthusiasts have no reason to celebrate, despite the construction two new libraries. Len Ramirez reports.
The city of Oakland is making it possible for teens to use computers at recreation centers this summer. Sherry Hu reports.