Santa Barbara County officials are asking residents and recent visitors to be on the lookout for symptoms of measles, following the second confirmed case of the illness in the county Thursday.
L.A. County leaders have asked staff to develop a new communicable disease prevention plan after an employee of the Los Angeles Police Department contracted the bacteria that causes typhoid fever.
“We’ve spent over $500,000 on this in two years trying to be up to par with your regulations and your ordinance,” Sandra Wood of Coastal Elevation told the Board. “You’d hurt us… that’s not fair.”
A mysterious blob picked up on National Weather Service radar over Southern California last week turned out to be a swarm of ladybugs measuring 80 miles by 80 miles wide.
Sad, discouraging, catastrophic. Those are just some of the words used to describe the results of L.A.’s most recent homeless count.
The State Board of Fire Services is an advisory board to the California State Fire Marshal consisting of 17 members.
San Mateo will become the first county in the state to create a commission dedicated solely to the interests of the LGBTQ community, the San Mateo Daily Journal reports.
A swarm of more than 400 small earthquakes have hit the region since May 25. Should IE residents be worried about the “Big One?”
Ridgecrest’s swarm of temblors is far from over. On Tuesday, the area was hit by its largest aftershock since the 7.1 magnitude earthquake that struck on July 6.
A superior court judge has ruled against Orange County’s immediate destruction of certain public records as well as new rules governing public comments at Board of Supervisors meetings, Voice o
The Monterey County Planning Commission made a recommendation on industrial hemp last week and it’s clearly siding with the crop.
