We still have a few months to go before Prop 64 fully kicks in. But already, there are signs of trouble ahead.
Orange County officials have accepted blame for a tragic case of mistaken identity that led a family to burry another’s dead son. The details surrounding a payout, however, will be much trickier for all parties involved.
He may be a skunk at the garden party, but he’s still bringing in the dough.
A must-read analysis by the San Francisco Chronicle found that the largest increases in homelessness occurred, not in large urban centers, but in sparsely populated areas like the Sierra Nevada and northern Sacramento Valley. Is this the future?
The California Municipal Cannabis Officers Association (CMCOA) is hosting a reception event this Thursday, September 14th in Sacramento.
All job listings on our site are 10% percent off through September 15.
MuniServices, a local government advisory team devoted to helping cities and counties enhance and refine and manage their revenue stream, has released their 2017 Legislative Update.
With allegations of high-profile sexual assault dominating the news right now, it’s a good time to remember the gravity of workplace harassment allegations and the moral and legal obligations emplo
In a win for local governments, Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed legislation Sunday that would have streamlined the permitting process for high-speed wireless services in California.
Cannabis is a polarizing issue.
The noose is tightening around California’s cities and counties. At least one-third of local and state budgets now go toward public employee pensions.