In San Francisco, a congressional race is underway to fill a vacant seat. Two Democratic candidates are vying for the position, each claiming to be progressive. A key issue in the race is housing and development.
Details about the candidates' stances are available from local news sources. Further information about the election can be found through San Francisco news outlets, which are covering the campaign to replace a well-known congressional representative.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
The man accused of setting a blaze that grew into the deadly Palisades Fire, the most destructive fire in Los Angeles history, is facing one…
Southern California will gradually warm up this week, with a spike in temperatures expected by mid-week.
PKD flyers outside the Pollak Library, where his papers are housed. (Robert Garrova / LAist) Did you know Orange County was once home to one…
Connie Chan (left), a member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors representing District 1, and state Sen. Scott Wiener. (Beth LaBerge a…
Vishal Garg feels duped. “He hoodwinked me,” the just-ousted Better Home & Finance CEO said about Daniel Lewis.
It feels like vector-borne diseases are popping up everywhere these days. Has something changed?
Dairy farmers grazing cows in Point Reyes were paid to leave, but now they want back in. They claim the park needs grazing to keep a lid on …
Diablo Canyon doesn't look like a nuclear power plant that's getting ready to retire.
Five people were injured when two vehicles crashed and fell about 200 feet down a 405 Freeway embankment on Saturday, landing next to Woodle…
Hurricane Lala has skirted Hawaii’s Big Island without making landfall and is expected to weaken after lashing the region with drenching rai…
A frightening encounter was caught on camera in Pasadena as a homeowner scared off a group of would-be burglars.
Rick Caruso's Palisades Village reopened Saturday after more than $100 million in renovations following damage from the Palisades fire.
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