The effort to divide California runs into another case of bad luck.
L.A. County’s homeless population may have taken a recent dip, but it’s also undergoing a major demographic shift that has taken officials by complete surprise.
In some of the state’s wine-producing regions, cannabis has received a warm welcome. But that’s not the case in Riverside’s Temecula Valley.
Could Tony Rackauckus’ troubles put a solid case in jeopardy?
Several lawmakers are calling on California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to investigate any criminal cases tried by Michael Selyem, the San Bernardino County gang prosecutor who recently came under fire for a series of racist and incendiary social media posts.
The Center for Digital Government has released the winners of the 16th annual Digital Counties Survey, recognizing the technological achievements of counties across the country.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed has appointed former legislative aide Vallie Brown to replace her on the Board of Supervisors.
California’s population is set to break 40 million for the first time. It may sound like a lot. But don’t be fooled, writes Zócalo Public Square columnist Joe Matthews.
A ballot measure aimed at dividing California into three separate states must be removed from the November ballot following a ruling by the California Supreme Court.
The American Civil Liberties Union is suing Riverside County over an early youth diversion program which it says ‘criminalizes’ normal acts of rebellion, sets children up to fail, and violates thei
As County News reported back in 2015, grey wolves have made a comeback in Cal
Kern County supervisors moved forward with a proposal Tuesday that could result in a one percent sales tax increase appearing on the November ballot. But they didn’t do so without complaint.