Barron Trump to become first son in the White House since JFK Jr.

When President-elect Donald Trump and his family move into The White House in January, 10-year-old Barron Trump will be the youngest presidential son to reside in the executive mansion since John F. Kennedy, Jr.

5 ways Trump's presidency could impact your wallet

With Donald Trump elected president, many voters are wondering about how the shift of power will have on their financial bottom line. So what can we expect going forward? FOX 5 talked with Kiplinger’s Personal Finance about five ways Trump could impact your wallet.

Paper Please: California voters approve plastic bag ban

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — California's ban on single-use plastic carryout bags will stay in effect after voters narrowly approved the policy. Proposition 67 was placed on Tuesday's ballot by plastic bag industry supporters to try to overturn a ban approved by the state legislature two years ago. The item was approved with a 52 percent majority. A coalition of environmental groups,...

Thousands gather in Chicago to protest election of Trump

Thousands of protesters marched through Chicago's Loop and gathered outside Chicago's Trump Tower to express their disapproval of the election of Donald Trump as the 45th president of the United States.

Wiener takes lead in District 11 state Senate race

SAN FRANCISCO (BCN)— San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener appears to have defeated Supervisor Jane Kim in a hard-fought campaign for District 11 state Senate seat, according to unofficial confirmed election results released Tuesday night.     

High school students protest Trump, larger protests scheduled this evening

Students at Berkeley High School have staged a walkout and rally outside of the school this morning in opposition of the outcome of Tuesday's presidential election.

Oakland voters overwhelmingly approve civilian police commission measure

Oakland residents voted by a landslide margin of 82 percent to 18 percent in Tuesday's election to approve a measure that will establish an independent police commission to oversee the city's Police Department.

Sanders will work with Trump on some issues

Bernie Sanders says he's prepared to work with Donald Trump to help the working class, but will "vigorously oppose" other policies promised by the president-elect.

Social media reaction to the presidential election

Social media was buzzing during election 2016. Among the tweets were celebrities taking to Twitter to voice their opinion. 

Obama, urging unity, says he's rooting for Trump's success

President Barack Obama says he's instructing his team to make sure there is a peaceful transfer of power to Donald Trump.

Donald Trump wins White House: Protests flare in Oakland

Hours after Donald Trump became president-elect, spontaneous protests erupted early Wednesday in Oakland as demonstrators sought to block freeways in the city.

Obama invites Trump to meet, congratulates him on victory

Conceding his party's staggering electoral defeat, President Barack Obama on Wednesday invited President-elect Donald Trump to meet with him to discuss the handover of power from his administration to Trump's.

Voters OK tax on sugary drinks in San Francisco, Oakland, Albany

Voters in the Bay Area have approved a measure to add taxes on sugary drinks, despite fierce opposition to the plan.

Trump wins White House in astonishing victory

Donald Trump was elected America's 45th president Tuesday, an astonishing victory for a celebrity businessman and political novice who capitalized on voters' economic anxieties, took advantage of racial tensions and overcame a string of sexual assault allegations on his way to the White House.

Prop 52: California voters say yes

California voters have approved Proposition 52, which mandates a daily fee that would be paid by hospitals to fund the state's Medicaid program.

Women leave 'I Voted' stickers at Susan B. Anthony grave

A steady stream of voters have been visiting the gravesite of Susan B. Anthony on this Election Day, with dozens leaving behind their “I Voted” stickers.

WikiLeaks founder denies trying to influence US election

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said Tuesday he never intended to influence the U.S. presidential election by publishing copies of emails linked to Hillary Clinton and suggested he would do the same to Donald Trump, if he could.