“The voters sent a really clear message. They need faster and different change, and they think the Sheriff’s Department needs an overhaul that hasn’t happened yet."
Wednesday’s shooting at the Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks hits painfully close to home.
A marijuana tax that would have raised beacoup bucks for education is dead in the water.
Tuesday’s election saw history made several times over.
Two huge measures fail. A longtime DA is out. The head of the nation’s largest sheriff’s department keeps his seat (we think).
The County of Los Angeles has taken control over a local water district accused of serving filthy, brown water to residents in Compton.
Just 49 San Francisco residents have signed up for a $310,000 program that allows non-citizens to vote in local school board elections. That brings the cost of the program to a whopping $6,327 per voter.
A recent flap over a school performance at the La Quinta Branch Library involving the City of La Quinta, the Coachella Valley School District (CVUSD), and Riverside County is hopefully inching closer toward resolve.
This November, San Bernardino County District 3 Supervisor James Ramos was elected to the State Assembly, leaving a vacancy on the county board until 2020.
With more than four inches of rain expected to fall on the southland’s mountain areas this week, authorities are warning some residents in recent burn areas to evacuate due to possible mudslides.
Santa Barbara County is itching to see what first quarter revenues look like after residents approved new cannabis taxes in June.