Bob Egelko

The judge said he would hold another hearing March 13 at which the Office of Personnel Management director would be ordered to testify.

Legacy civil rights organizations argue Harmeet Dhillon has spent her career has centered on dismantling civil rights protections.

Attorney general says California man ran illegal weapons operation out of his garage

A judicial disciplinary agency reprimanded a former Northern California judge for telling an accused domestic abuser that his accuser was “manipulating him."

Local judges cannot respond or defend themselves against San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins' public criticisms because of judicial rules.

San Francisco and others argue in a lawsuit that the attack on sanctuary cities violates their constitutional right to manage their own police departments.

A San Francisco judge dismissed Maury Blackman’s lawsuit against a Bay Area journalist who reported Blackman's arrest.

California leaders say they will continue to follow state law ensuring trans student athletes can participate on teams consistent with their identity.

Thirteen of the inmates died in prison, and most of the rest were resentenced to prison terms under changes in state law. One was exonerated.

San Francisco must rehire two city employees who left their jobs after refusing to be vaccinated against COVID-19.