A court-created opening enables approval with a simple majority rather than the two-thirds in the state Constitution.

Following a period of urban flight driven by a crisis of homelessness and quality-of-life decline, San Francisco appears to be turning a corner, with fewer residents now looking to leave.

Below, check out the roundup of California Healthline's coverage. For today's national health news, read KFF Health News' Morning Briefing.

Mayor Daniel Lurie launches Love Our Neighborhoods, a simplified permit process to aid community-led projects in San ...

Tahari is not entirely wrong. For the past few decades, the building has been used as a residential re-entry center for ...

On Wednesday evening at the Consolidated Tribal Health Project center in Redwood Valley, local homeless agencies brainstormed ideas for an updated version of Mendocino County's "Strategic Plan to ...

Older trans adults in San Francisco face threats to their health as federal and local government cut funding for crucial ...

It's good Lurie is dropping an unworkable plan to build 1.5K shelter beds. It'd be better if he was honest that it was *his* unworkable plan.

Cities like Oakland and San Francisco are rolling out targeted interventions. San Francisco’s newly elected mayor, Daniel Lurie, has pledged to tackle homelessness head-on. Oakland is already home to ...

Anni Chung might be one of the most well-respected and well-connected San Franciscans you’ve never heard of.

The area’s council member said placing a shelter near the neighborhood’s “vulnerable residents” would amount to ...

Multnomah County is the latest local government to join a lawsuit over federal grant conditions tied to controversial ...