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In light of sexual abuse allegations, one East San José teacher is rethinking Chavez's legacy.

State Sen. Ben Allen is one of two Democrats running for insurance commissioner in November. He sees the role foremost as a consumer advocate, and he’s excited to negotiate on behalf of Californians.

The move comes hours after a researcher’s resignation post has reignited fears about the direction of new technology.

As more California farmers turn to drought-tolerant crops, local agriculture research looks to help.

Tammy Manzanilla died after being arrested in Marin County. Her family wants her case designated an in-custody death.

Residents sued Permit Sonoma over invasive surveillance meant to target illegal cannabis operations.

Instead of bronze statues, San Francisco is erecting temporary monuments of ordinary people.

AIPAC is pouring millions into this year's midterm elections, attempting to shape the Democratic Party.

The Trump administration’s emphasis on deportations has made vulnerable workers more fearful and advantaged bad-faith employers, worker advocates say.

Weakened protections for immigrant workers under the Trump administration are silencing labor disputes.