Which one of these Calexit movements is not like the others?
L.A.’s segregated neighborhoods represent a nasty legacy. What, if anything, should we do about it?
“If this case had been prosecuted from the outset by the Orange County District Attorney within the most fundamental parameters of prosecutorial propriety, this defendant would likely today be living alongside other convicted killers on California’s Death Row in the state prison at San Quentin,” Judge Thomas Goethals told the court.
Have AB 109, Prop 47 and Prop 57 led to “unintended consequences” for public safety in L.A. County? We’re about to find out.
Under a pilot program approved Tuesday, L.A. County will give homeowners $50,000 to 75,000 to build a second dwelling for homeless individuals.
“Up to 82 people must be hired. Software must be written to accept applications of thousands of entrepreneurs hoping to legally sell marijuana. Regulations governing sales aren’t fully cooked.”
KQED says two of the five finalists included passages from other sources in their applications without proper attribution.
California has once again attracted public ire from U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Mendocino County Sheriff Tom Allman had some choice words for the Board of Supervisors Tuesday.
An effort to get cannabis operators in Sonoma County permitted early has fallen flat.