Tuolumne County Health Officer Dr. Bob Bernstein is cautioning residents and local leaders about the risk of a measles outbreak in the county.
“Homelessness is a matter of statewide concern, but solutions will come from the local level,” the governor said.
California hospitals saw a sizable increase in visits by homeless people in 2017, underscoring the state’s growing indigent population and its declining health.
A new analysis from the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) shows higher arrest rates in the state’s smaller, rural communities.
OCSD is facing the “Super Bowl of public records requests.” It has few people to field them.
In a surprising move, the head of the Senate Appropriations Committee brought an abrupt end to one of the most contentious housing bills in recent memory.
Under SB 144, counties would no longer charge formerly incarcerated persons for things like supervision, ankle bracelets, or drug tests.
Regular readers of County News know there’s been nothing but drama between L.A. County and its sheriff’s department since Alex Villanueva took over in December.
Santa Clara County and San Francisco filed a lawsuit last week against the Trump administration over a new policy that could stymie legal immigration by those receiving public assistance and discou
Visitors to the 2019 L.A. County Fair can expect to see a larger security presence than in years past.
More than a thousand public retirees in California are earning pensions that exceed the federal limit of $220,000, according to data from CalPERS.