Last month, a Santa Barbara County superior court judge ordered the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office to return 1,800 pounds of cannabis oil and $620,000 in cash seized from a local marijuana operator.
The new jobs report released Friday by the U.S. Labor Department was nothing short of amazing. It showed 2.5 million jobs added in the month of May. Economists expected a loss of 7.5 million.
One Santa Cruz County sheriff’s deputy was killed and two others injured Saturday in what authorities have described as an “ambush.” On Sunday, the U.S.
The survey reveals Californians' feelings about the federal government, the governor, the coronavirus, and the economy.
Yuba and Sutter counties defied the state’s shelter-in-place order and reopened high-risk businesses like restaurants, hair salons, malls, and gyms just over a month ago.
The Board will consider conditional use permits for cannabis growing operations.
Outdoor dining, retail, and childcare businesses are reopening in Santa Clara, which was an early coronavirus hot spot.
Riverside County Chief Executive Officer George Johnson will retire before the end of the year, concluding three decades in public service.
The effort to re-open California schools was dealt a major legal setback last week. The California Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit seeking to overturn Gov.
Los Angeles County has launched a new program to support tenants at risk of eviction during the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19 has made it difficult to estimate even the near-term revenue shortfalls for your jurisdiction, but there are opportunities to identify specific revenue streams that will help offset the de