A tragic experience may prove to be net neutrality’s saving grave.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors says it is vehemently opposed to a Department of Homeland Security proposal that would make lawful immigration and permanent residency more difficult for those on public assistance.
Nine months after commercial marijuana legalization, smaller enterprises continue to struggle to make it in California’s legal market.
2018 is proving to be a particularly nasty year for Valley fever in California’s Central Valley, and experts believe climate change may be partly to blame.
Communities across the country have become flashpoints in a national debate over the president’s immigration policies, with federal immigration officials bearing the brunt of advocates’ frustration
Gov. Jerry Brown has vetoed legislation directing cities and counties to create a list of buildings at risk of seismic collapse.
Four years ago, the county implemented a new policy that seeks to keep the sheriff's and district attorney's salaries on par with one another.
Cities will have the power to approve cannabis festivals at a wide variety of venues under the new law.
Sacramento County supervisors met last Tuesday to discuss the fate of the Inspector General’s Office.
In late August, an Oakland resident with a history of psychiatric issues walked into John George Psychiatric Pavilion in San Leandro to refill a prescription.
Los Angeles County officials have approved a new program aimed at tackling a disturbing Typhus epidemic. The program will entail a mass cleanup of homeless encampments in L.A.
Santa Barbara County is itching to see what first quarter revenues look like after residents approved new cannabis taxes in June.