SB 50 now has two sets of provisions: one for counties with over 600,000 residents and one for counties with under 600,000 residents.
A recent review by Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Asian Law Caucus and the University of Oxford Centre for Criminology in England found that 68 out of 169 local law enforcement agencies (40%) were not in compliance with SB 54.
County leaders across the state want more oversight and accountability from their sheriffs. A new bill seeks to provide just that.
This comprehensive edition covers selected active proposals impacting local agency revenue.
MuniServices / Avenu has published their post-introduction report, which covers an array of legislative proposals concerning local government revenue, administration, regulation and more.
San Francisco could soon become the first city to ban facial recognition technology under an ordinance proposed Tuesday by Supervisor Aaron Peskin.
November 28th marks the 11th annual #GivingTuesday. This is a worldwide charitable movement, celebrated on the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
Sacramento Sheriff Jim Cooper is speaking out again about the scourge of retail theft in California.
A coalition of local government associations has filed an amicus brief supporting Gavin Newsom’s emergency petition with the California Supreme Court to remove the Taxpayer Protection and Accountab
