Gary Gallegos’ request follows shocking revelations of wrongdoing by SANDAG staff, including claims they mislead voters about revenue projections for a proposed ballot initiative and destroyed emails and other public records to cover their tracks.
Always read the fine print, especially before purchasing an entire town for $5 million.
California became the first state in the nation to sue the Trump Administration over his its sanctuary city policies on Monday. California Attorney General Xavier Becerra filed the suit in U.S.
Keep calm, everyone. It was an accident.
There are too many cooks in the kitchen and someone could die.
Thanks to software bugs and poor data collection methods, key information about the county’s jails -- including the number of inmate-on-staff assaults -- is just plain wrong, Inspector General Max Huntsman said in his 17-page report Tuesday.
Plus, a look at how the problem was first uncovered.
“The only thing [McElfresh] did wrong,” said her attorney Eugene Iredale, “was to advise a client in a field of law where the rules are rapidly changing, and what is legal and is not legal is not entirely clear on any particular point.”
California has once again attracted public ire from U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Mendocino County Sheriff Tom Allman had some choice words for the Board of Supervisors Tuesday.
An effort to get cannabis operators in Sonoma County permitted early has fallen flat.