In order to help fund Governor Jerry Brown’s $25 billion Delta tunnel plan, California water districts are quietly considering the possibility of using property taxes.
After the news has spread of hundreds of AT&T employees who will be laid off next month, county and state officials have sprung into action, offering workshops and other services to help the tr
First, the good news: According to Cal-Fire, the Bully Fire that near the city of Redding in Shasta County is 86 percent contained. The bad? It has burned more than 12,000 acres.
The San Diego County Health and Human Services agency reported last week that the county has seen a whopping 900 cases of pertussis, also known as “whooping cough,” in the county this year.
A look at the pay of Contra Costa sanitation workers reveals a curious phenomenon. Certain employees are being paid more in retirement than they ever were as employees.
County officials across the state breathed a sigh of relief Friday, as former Assembly Speaker John Pérez called off the state controller recount and conceded the race to fellow Democrat Betty Yee.
A bizarre conspiracy theory involving chemical agents, planes, and government cover-ups has gotten an unlikely boost from Shasta County Supervisors.
According to new data released by the National Weather Service (NWS), 81% of the state is now suffering from either extreme or exceptional drought.
It’s not everyday we get good news about LA’s seismic risk, so savor this one while you can.
A long-running feud between Riverside County’s Registrar of Voters, Rebecca Spencer, and District Attorney Michael Hestrin is heating up, with Spencer accusing the top prosecutor of holding onto 91
When President Joe Biden unveiled his $2.2 trillion infrastructure plan last week, you could practically smell the anticipation in Sacramento.
