“Failure of the current system to fully meet the changing needs of the detained youth population may have, in part, contributed to an increased use of force... Simultaneously, the increased use of force and residual elements of a punitive culture may be compounding the mental health conditions of the youth.”
Helpful maybe but no game changer.
While vaccination rates have been generally climbing since the passage of SB 277, according to the CDPH vaccination rates are in decline across school-aged children in the state.
It can't be done without the city's help.
918 homeless people died in Los Angeles County last year.
Since realignment, county jails have seen a sharp rise in violence and murder waged by hardened criminals serving long sentences that local facilities were never designed to handle.
Kern County supervisors were scheduled to take up a proposal that could eventually reverse the county’s ban on medical marijuana dispensaries Tuesday. At the last minute, that vote was delayed.
The ACLU Foundation of Northern California is suing Fresno County on behalf of a unitarian church that says it was removed as a polling location because of its Black Lives Matter signs.
Mono County’s next chief administrative officer hails all the way from the Rocky Mountains.
This expanded edition covers viable revenue-related proposed measures that impact local governments. Local agencies continue to seek bills allowing for the authorization for transaction and use
