President Donald Trump's administration has backed off from upending federal grants to permanent housing programs -- for now.

States, local governments and non-profits filed two lawsuits challenging the rule, and the reversal anticipated imminent hearings in those suits.

President Donald Trump’s administration has backed off from upending federal grants to permanent housing programs — for now.

Several bipartisan bills in the House aim to prevent those circumstances, including a proposal from Rep. Sam Liccardo, D-San ...

State officials warned the funding shift could push tens of thousands of formerly homeless Californians back to the street.

Congressional Democrats raise national security concerns over Paramount’s hostile Warner Bros. bid, noting Middle Eastern ...

About 400,000 Californians could find it difficult to afford health coverage from their Obamacare plans next month as ...

In a letter to Rivas and Senate President Pro Tem Monique Limón, Newsom said he plans to talk about the state’s progress ...

Nearly 200 third graders from San Jose schools were joined by Bay Area law enforcement officers to spend $300 gift cards at ...

When detectives located and arrested one adult male and the two 16-year-olds at a San Jose residence, they found a loaded ...

San Jose is now ground zero in California’s battle over how to govern the rise of data centers used to power artificial intelligence. The county seat of Santa Clara is ...