Two former members of the Kern County Sheriff’s Office have admitted to a scheme in which they stole pot during marijuana eradication operations and then sold it back on the black market.
California's young people are being pushed out by high home prices, disappointing job opportunities, and policies that make the state an increasingly unfriendly place to live.
California lemon growers are outraged over the lifting of a 16-year-old ban on lemon imports from Argentina.
Airbnb will start collecting TOTs from hosts and remit them to the county.
The public pension situation in California is uniquely dire.
Despite some of the toughest laws on equal pay in the nation, California’s female government employees still lag behind their male counterparts, even more than female workers in the federal and pri
Legal pot sales are just around the corner.
The promise of increased tax revenue has been the number one enticement for cities and counties opening their doors to the marijuana industry.
