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A California appeals court has ruled there is “overwhelming likelihood” Uber and Lyft violated labor law by misclassifying drivers as contractors rather than employees, aligning with a lower court decision in a
Read MoreAn estimated 1 million Californians were without power on Monday during what officials have said could be the strongest wind event in California this year. Utility companies cut off power to about
Read MoreSeveral schools in the North Bay have decided to shut down due to public safety power shutoffs and high fire danger during a wind event that began Sunday and is expected to extend into
Read MoreIf the printed newspaper is a relic of the past, as we’ve been told many times, it seems someone forgot to tell Portia Li. Or, maybe they did, and she
Read MoreA fire inside an official election drop box in Los Angeles county has damaged voters’ ballots and is under investigation for arson, officials said. The blaze on Sunday night in the city
Read MoreAt least 350,000 debit cards filled with money for unemployment benefits in California have been frozen because of suspected fraud, state officials said, revealing how prevalent the problem has become
Read MoreThe A’s informed a large number of employees who were originally furloughed a few months ago they will not be retained in 2021, The Athletic’s Alex Coffey and the San Francisco Chronicle’s
Read MoreOn 22 October, almost two weeks before one of the most consequential presidential election days in recent American history, more than 6 million Californians had already voted. The number was several times
Read MoreCalifornia-based federal judges on Thursday joined in blocking President Donald Trump’s executive order excluding people in the U.S. illegally from being counted when congressional districts are redrawn after this year’s
Read MoreOne of the hotly debated topics of Thursday’s presidential debate had to do with Iran and Russia, after the FBI said that foreign operatives used stolen voter registration data to
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